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Canadian reporting issuers should proactively monitor and assess the impact of COVID-19 on their businesses and evaluate whether they need to update or withdraw their previously disclosed financial disclosure and outlook.

We advised you that the COVID-19 deadlines were extended to August 24, 2020, and this was the last extension.

Le Conseil a tenu sa première réunion le 9 mai 2020.

Long-term care homes ("LTC homes") remain particularly vulnerable in the country's fight against COVID-19. Reportedly, LTC homes are connected to 79% of COVID-19 related deaths in Canada. The Ontario Nurses Association...

Several months ago we asked whether a COVID-19-related impact on a business might constitute a "Material Adverse Change" ...

On May 6, 2020, the Canadian Securities Administrators, in conjunction with the Ontario Securities Commission, held a webinar on public companies' COVID-19 continuous disclosure obligations.

Consistent with the ever-changing nature of rules and regulations around COVID-19, the Province of Ontario has announced a rehauling of the COVID-19 alert framework we have become accustomed to...

On March 9, 2022, the Ontario government announced a plan to bring an end to all COVID-19 restrictions by April 27, 2022. Below is a summary of the upcoming employment-related changes

We have no visibility into what the "new normal" will look like; the future is unclear.

The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have been global and pervasive: economies, healthcare systems, and daily life have been severely disrupted.

One of the biggest considerations with respect to whether COVID-19 related losses will be covered by business interruption insurance is whether those losses can be considered...

The Canada Emergency Response benefit (‘CERB') is slated to end on 27 September and the Federal Government has announced an expanded Employment Insurance programme and other financial benefits will replace it.

As most employers know, Ontario recognizes nine public holidays every year.

Our way of life will change radically as a result of the ongoing global pandemic and the likely recession (or worse) that will follow.

From virtual hearings to suspended filing deadlines, Ontario Courts and those in the legal profession have been forced to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances due to the COVID-19 outbreak. In May 2020...

If you have a recreational activity, adventure, or sports-orientated business you probably already have a liability waiver that customers or participants sign before they engage in activities...

With social distancing and "flattening the curve" becoming the new normal and perhaps even a civic duty of average Canadians, it is critically important to avoid large gatherings of individuals.