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Overview - US is Canada's largest trading partner; Canada is the second largest exporter to the US (after China); Canada's economy is highly interconnected with that of the US; substantial drop in Canadian dollar creates new acquisition opportunities.

"What’s Ahead? At a Glance" outlines the key securities regulatory developments that will affect the investment management industry in Canada. BLG’s Investment Management Group prepares these outlines semiannually, reporting on the current status of each initiative, as well as the expected next steps.

Les organismes de bienfaisance enregistrés et les organismes à but non lucratif (« OBNL ») s’engagent de plus en plus dans des investissements d’impact en vue de faire progresser leurs valeurs et leurs missions.

Le marché canadien de l’immobilier commercial continue de susciter un vif intérêt auprès des investisseurs canadiens et étrangers. Au deuxième trimestre de 2026, le volume des investissements dans l’immobilier commercial a atteint 16,2 milliards $, le plus élevé depuis le début de 2022. Les investisseurs étrangers représentaient 43,9 % des acquisitions, tandis que les investisseurs canadiens comptaient pour plus du tiers des activités d’acquisition.

One of the first and most important matters for an issuer to consider in preparing to make a public offering of shares is the selection of an underwriter. The underwriter plays the central role in actually selling the securities. Selecting an underwriter best suited for an issuer’s IPO begins with an evaluation of the issuer and its future plans. For example, where an issuer is part of a specialized industry, it is prudent to look for investment dealers with experience in that area.

This Guide answers many frequently asked questions we receive from our international clients as they look at acquiring Canadian companies or their assets.

Les demandeurs doivent être des consortiums dirigés par l'industrie et inclure des entreprises de toutes tailles incluant au moins un établissement d'enseignement postsecondaire.

"What’s Ahead? At a Glance" outlines the key securities regulatory developments that will affect the investment management industry in Canada.

This article is a compilation of previously published Gowlings articles and news items.

What’s Ahead? At A Glance outlines the key securities regulatory developments that will affect the investment management industry in Canada. BLG’s Investment Management Group prepares these outlines semiannually, reporting on the current status of each initiative, as well as the expected next steps.

Over the past two years, financial services firms that are dealers, advisers and/or investment fund managers have implemented much of the dramatic changes to the Canadian regulatory landscape brought about by National Instrument 31-103 Registration Requirements and Exemptions and the related registration and prospectus exemption rules.

FMC is one of Canada’s largest and most experienced law firms in the area of securities transactions, both public and private, in a broad range of industries. Our areas of expertise include IPOs and new issues, income trust conversions and other reorganizations and restructurings, take-over bids (both "hostile" and "friendly", on "offence" and "defence"counselling boards of directors and senior management, and due diligence and other investigative processes.

"What’s Ahead? At A Glance" outlines the key securities regulatory developments that will affect the investment management industry in Canada. BLG’s Investment Management Group prepares these outlines semi-annually, reporting on the current status of each initiative, as well as the expected next steps.

Canada is a federation comprised of ten provinces and three territories. Legal authority is divided between the federal and provincial or territorial governments, although jurisdiction overlaps in some areas.

With the reduction of trade barriers and the introduction of open borders pursuant to bilateral and international agreements such as the North American Free Trade Agreement, there has been a steady increase in the cross-border commerce between Canada and the United States.

L'Organisme canadien de réglementation des investissements (« OCRI ») a publié son dernier rapport annuel sur la conformité (le « rapport »)...

Following in the footsteps of the United States and other major trading partners, the Canadian government has been actively pursuing a number of bilateral and regional free trade and investment protection treaties over the past several months.