As part of its 2013 Budget tabled in Parliament yesterday, the federal government has indicated its intention to develop a "comprehensive financial consumer code."

The pandemic has accelerated the pace of change and transformed the business world.

Adam Goldenberg speaks to Dorothy Charach and Andrew Kalamut about how litigators and courts are keeping matters moving during COVID-19, and about the lasting effects that the lockdown could have on civil dispute resolution.

Chrystelle Chevalier-Gagnon discute avec Clemens Mayr, Stéphane Duval et Dominic Thérien, des impacts de la pandémie sur les fusions et acquisitions transfrontalières.

As a part of our "Building Trust Into COVID-19 Recovery" series, on June 4, 2020, Christine Ing (McCarthy Tétrault, Partner and Co-Leader of Technology Law Group ...

The Ministry has also advised that it currently has staffing resources in place to maintain all core business functions.

Chrystelle Chevalier-Gagnon discute avec Emmanuelle Létourneau, de Létourneau gouvernance entreprenante, de la façon dont la crise actuelle peut être synonyme d'opportunité pour revoir la gouvernance de nos entreprises.

On Episode 14: Contact (Tracing) High – We explore the privacy implications of contact tracing applications and what it means for your data in part one of Jade Buchanan's discussion...

On Episode 15: Contact (Tracing) High – Part Two, we continue to explore the privacy implications of contact tracing applications.

On February 9, 2022, the federal government (the "Government") announced that it would extend certain expansions to COVID-19 support programs to assist businesses and workers through ongoing public health restrictions.

This episode explores a topic of interest to everyone, not only lawyers, and although it may contain legal information, it does not provide legal advice.

The Ontario government has amended Regulation 228/20 made under the Employment Standards Act, 2000 ("ESA") to extend the COVID-19 Period for Infectious Disease Emergency Leave from...

Under Multilateral Instrument 51-105 – Issuers Quoted in the U.S. Over-the-Counter Markets, a foreign issuer which undertakes promotional activities in Canada without being listed or quoted on a designated exchange runs the risk of being deemed a reporting issuer in Canada, and therefore subject to extensive Canadian continuous disclosure requirements, if the issuer’s equity securities trade over the counter (OTC) in the United States.

Very soon, an Alberta corporation will no longer be required to have any Canadian citizens on its board of directors. In addition, director resident information will no longer be collected.

Effective April 30, 2015, the new Notaries and Commissioners Act comes into force in Alberta.

In recent years, British Columbia has been laying the groundwork for the introduction of franchise legislation in this province.

In this decision, the Ontario Securities Commission granted Anglo Pacific Group plc an exemption from the reporting requirements in s. 2.2 of National Instrument 43-101 — Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, on conditions.

What are the key considerations when planning to establish or acquire a business in Canada?

Last week, we alerted you to rule amendments proposed by the Ontario Securities Commission that aim to eliminate the need to prepare a Canadian "wrapper" for offerings of foreign securities made in Ontario on a private placement basis to sophisticated investors.

On April 14, 2026, Foran Mining Corporation (“Foran”) was acquired by Eldorado Gold Corporation (“Eldorado”), which completed the acquisition of all of the issued and outstanding common shares...