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Ce programme a été reconnu à titre de formation admissible pour une durée de 0,4 heure sous le régime de formation continue obligatoire de l'Ontario.

On Episode 10: Family Time, All the Time, Adam Goldenberg speaks to Gillian Kerr and Michael Scherman about the rules and realities of working from home, including the need to juggle cybersecurity obligations and family responsibilities.

Chrystelle Chevalier-Gagnon discute avec David McAusland, de la gestion des risques en temps de relance de l'économie. *Cet épisode explore un sujet qui intéresse tout le monde, pas...

The OSC's late fee blanket orders apply in Ontario to market participants who are either not eligible for the CSA relief or have chosen not to take advantage of it.

Julie-Martine Loranger s'entretient avec Jean Lortie des impacts de l'arrêt partiel des activités judiciaires au Québec.

On August 13, 2021, Alberta's chief medical officer of health announced that Alberta would extend the following COVID-19 prevention measures until at least September 27, 2021...

In an effort to ensure that essential goods remain in stock, and in the wake of successive waves of panic buying that have left many retailers ...

On April 28, 2015, the Standing Committee on General Government voted to amend the Act’s reference to franchisors.

This mid-trial ruling in the context of a breach of contract case serves as a reminder that, at least in British Columbia, mining companies may not be able to rely on their own employees to provide opinions about specialized mining processes.

The BCSC issued reasons for its previous decision that allowed Augusta Resource Corporation to maintain its shareholder rights plan after a hostile bid was made.

These exemptions continue to be available under the British Columbia Blanket Order.

Not all of the large publicly held businesses in Canada operate through the legal structure of a corporation.

In this highly anticipated trilogy decision, the Supreme Court of Canada made three important determinations regarding secondary market liability class action cases.

Despite continuing economic uncertainty in 2011, the pace of Canadian M&A activity in the United States so far this year has reached historic levels, according to a recent study published by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).

Canadian M&A activity has been on a rollercoaster ride in recent years, influenced by market factors, currency fluctuations, oil prices and other economic conditions.

In the first part of this blog post series, we looked at recent general trends in the Canadian M&A market overall, including a decline in overall transaction activity since 2009.

On February 23, 2017, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) announced the launch of a regulatory sandbox.

The views of the Canadian Coalition for Good Governance (CCGG) on executive compensation have evolved and advanced with the release in April 2009 of the CCGG’s Shareholder Engagement and ‘Say-on-Pay’ Policy and in June 2009 of the CCGG’s Executive Compensation Principles.