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On July 8, 2010, Magna International Inc. filed a substantial supplement to its management information circular for the special meeting of shareholders that originally had been scheduled for June 28, 2010 to consider a reorganization of Magna that would result in, among other things, the collapse of Magna’s dual class capital structure.

In response to uncertainty in the marketplace about the listing standards for exploration and development stage mining issuers, the Toronto Stock Exchange has released a staff notice providing guidance on the meaning of the key phrase "economically interesting grades."

As of October 1, 2025, reporting entities under the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLTFA) are subject to additional requirements...

Effective August 19, 2024, businesses subject to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLTFA) must report transactions suspected to be related to sanctions evasion to the Financial...

In the long-awaited second part of its decision establishing rates for the communication of music over the Internet, the Copyright Board determined Friday that broadcasters’ online use of music should attract essentially the same liability as their traditional broadcasts.

In the Fall of 2019, Los Angeles street artist Tristan Eaton ("Eaton") brought a copyright infringement lawsuit in the Federal Court of Canada against seven Ottawa, Ontario real estate developers...

A discussion on whether tattoos are protected under copyright law.

Recent tariff measures affecting pharmaceutical products and ingredients have introduced new compliance and cost considerations for manufacturers, distributors, and importers operating in Canada and abroad.

A recent decision of the Ontario Superior Court suggests that judges are increasingly willing to certify class actions brought in respect of data breaches.

In recent years, governments in Canada have been sued in various ways in respect of climate change. Invariably, the government will seek to have the claim dismissed because it is not "justiciable".

A recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision recognized and enforced a final and binding international arbitration award even though the arbitral tribunal made post-award statements that the award had been stayed.

The Federal Court of Appeal, in Iggillis Holdings Inc. et al. v. Minister of National Revenue, has overturned a lower court decision that had called into question the application of "common interest privilege"...

The plaintiffs have sought damages from both KCM and Vedanta for negligence.

Last week, the Supreme Court of Canada, in Google v. Equustek Solutions Inc., ruled that Google could be ordered by a Canadian court to delist worldwide the website of an organization...

The provisions of Canada's Digital Privacy Act dealing with privacy breach notification and breach record keeping (the "Provisions") will come into force on November 1, 2018.

The new regulation permits two approaches to sending such notification to affected individuals – direct and indirect.