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On September 16, 2020, Vancouver-based cannabis industry companies, Choom Holdings Inc. (CSE: CHOO)(OTCQB: CHOOF) ("Choom") and Phivida Holdings Inc. (CSE: VIDA) ("Phivida"),

The Ontario Superior Court has awarded the plaintiffs in Green v. CIBC over $2.6 million in costs and disbursements, with plaintiffs' counsel receiving over $1.5 million in costs on a partial indemnity basis.

The proposed amendments to NI 24-101 and CP 24-101 (the "Proposed Amendments") are intended to assist in a successful migration to T+2 settlement from the current T+3 regime.

Mark Evans, a partner in the FMC Toronto office, was invited to speak at the Second Annual Securities Symposium this month about current issues in the area of Securities Regulation.

On November 28, 2012, the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) issued the reasons for the decision it had made following a hearing to consider an application made by Inmet Mining Corporation for certain relief in connection with its hostile take-over bid for Petaquilla Minerals Ltd.

In 2013, the Canadian Securities Administrators published for comment a proposed national instrument on security holder rights plans.

Quebec's Autorité des marchés financiers has announced that certain fees pursuant to laws it administers will be increasing as of January 1, 2014.

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice should give directors and officers reason for optimism that the protections in Part XXIII.1 of the Ontario Securities Act.

The AMF was successful in two recent decisions before the TMF against individuals soliciting private investment and Forex trading investors via ads on Kijiji.

As discussed in our November 17, 2017 Business Law Blog post, changes to the TSX Company Manual adopted in 2017 require certain key governance documents to be posted on a publicly accessible website.

IIROC announced this week that the requirement to report "trade-for-trade" extended failed trades will be implemented on April 15, 2013.

The federal government and the Saskatchewan and New Brunswick provincial governments entered into an amended agreement to join the Cooperative Capital Markets Regulatory System.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has recently investigated the City of Harrisburg, in Pennsylvania, finding that the municipality had made misleading statements.

The proposals would significantly expand the range of situations in which such clawbacks would be required.

The recent decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has implications for Ontario’s new "no-contest" settlement policy.

In response, the Ontario Securities Commission has issued a notice providing staff's views on transition issues.

Most new registered dealers and advisors across Canada must ensure that the OBSI will be the independent dispute resolution or mediation service available.