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On July 10, 2020, the federal Department of Finance announced proposals to protect jobs and safe operations of junior mining exploration and other flow-through share issuers (FT Share Issuers).

Last week, the Ontario government announced that it is supporting businesses affected by COVID19 public health measures by providing property tax and energy cost rebates.

If you are 18 years of age or older it is your responsibility to file a personal tax return. Crowe MacKay's tax team reviews what you need to be aware of when filing your T1 tax return and how COVID-19 supports that you received ...

While many businesses are only now fully reopening their offices, for most lawyers and law firms it has been "business as usual" with a (home office) twist. By now, you are a master of virtual...

Among the many matters the COVID-19 outbreak has disrupted, it has become more challenging for some IP-owners to abide by the strict procedures and deadlines for protecting their intellectual...

After lengthy deliberations, the Federal Government has passed an aid bill in response to the COVID-19 pandemic (COVID-19 Emergency Response Act).

Since we last wrote on the topic of COVID-19 vaccination policies, another vaccination policy was upheld at arbitration, this time, requiring employees to receive a third "booster" shot against COVID-19.

Restaurants are closed. Flights have been grounded. Schools have shut their doors and there are long lineups at grocery stores. All of this, and much more, in response to the global movement

Effective January 7, everyone five years of age and older flying into Canada must test negative for COVID-19 before getting on the plane.

Many technologies are involved in the push to produce a viable SARS-Cov 2 vaccine (click here for Part I of our article).

Provinces across Canada are starting to lift COVID-19 restrictions and resume some economic and other activities.

The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) recently published OSC Staff Notice 51-371 Corporate Finance Branch 2020 Annual Report.

The food, beverage and agribusiness (FBA) sector has demonstrated resilience and creativity in the face of unprecedented challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

As courts have closed to all but urgent and time-sensitive matters, there has been an increase in demand for resolving disputes through mediation and arbitration.

The Canadian Competition Bureau announced on April 8, 2020, that tailored and short-term competitor collaborations entered into in good faith to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic generally will not attract ...

Canadian businesses continue to face unprecedented challenges in light of the rapid spread of COVID-19.

Even under normal circumstances, there may be pro-competitive reasons for competitors to work together, such as to develop new products more efficiently or create joint ventures to meet shifting market demand.

The COVID-19 crisis has caused havoc to daily life and to economies around the world. Among other things, it has put immense pressure on businesses to coordinate and collaborate with each other...