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Are you a director or officer of a corporation created pursuant to Part II of the Canada Corporations Act?

The law imposes a high standard of conduct on directors and officers. If a director or officer falls below this standard, they may face personal liability.

Check out our interactive infographic on issues that boards should consider.​

Développer une marque responsable.

Many of our readers will be interested in following the new "directors' duties" series on our M&A blog.

IIROC published for comment proposed guidance setting out the organization's expectations regarding the engagement of part-time chief financial officers.

Last week, the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance released the results of a study focused on the adoption of corporate governance best practices related to shareholder democracy among Canadian issuers.

Mr. Black was selected as the chair of the board of directors by the Council of Ministers on the recommendation of that nominating committee.

A recent decision by the Delaware Superior Court serves as a reminder to carefully review both sponsor and portfolio company D&O insurance policies.

Canadian companies and those with connections to Canada face continued challenges with respect to executive compensation.

Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. today published the annual updates to its Canadian Corporate Governance Policy. The policy provides proxy voting recommendations, based on corporate governance factors, for securityholder meetings occurring on or after February 1, 2011.

The Ministers also announced the CMRA's initial board of directors.

Neil Maisel | Business Valuator Toronto | Crowe Soberman

In October 2020, we reported that the Ontario government had proposed amendments to Ontario's Business Corporations Act (the "OBCA")...

As of June 13, 2019, the Canada Business Corporations Act ("CBCA") requires certain federal corporations to keep a register of individuals with "significant control" of the corporation (the "ISC Register").

In a positive development since our earlier bulletin, the U.S. House and Senate have decided to retain the exemptions from obligations imposed under section 16 of the Securities...

During these challenging times, it is imperative that board members continue to remain diligent and focused given the undeniable uncertainty that organizations must now navigate.