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As of the date of writing, Ontario's Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (the Act) is set to come into force on January 1, 2019.

A recent Saskatchewan case illustrates the significant liabilities that can arise when an employee becomes disabled during their common law notice period.

The accessibility compliance report is available online through a downloadable form on the Government of Ontario website.

Globe Law & Business has now released the inaugural edition of Mining and Minerals: A Practical Guide to the Life Cycle of a Mining Project.

The UK Court of Appeal has confirmed that no negative interest is payable on cash collateral posted under the standard form English law-governed ISDA 1995 the CSA unless counterparties made a specific election...

In a recent case, our firm observed an equipment lessor who registered a Personal Property Security Act (Ontario) (PPSA) financing statement indicating that the registration was a "caution" filing.

California has one of the largest consumer and business markets in the world, with a population larger than all of Canada.

If passed, the Act will lay the foundations for a stricter cannabis regime as compared with other provinces.

On April 14, 2021, the Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development and the Minister of Canadian Heritage announced the launch of a public consultation on Canada's copyright framework...

Canadian producers, exporters, importers, and industry associations, as well as foreign governments, should take notice of the recent increase in Canadian anti-dumping and countervailing duties investigations.

Earlier this month, the Competition Tribunal issued its order for a remedy following its decision in late April finding that the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) had abused its dominant position...

Today, the Competition Bureau (the "Bureau") announced that it entered into a Consent Agreement (the "Agreement") with e-book publishers Hachette Book Group, HarperCollins, MacMillan, and Simon & Shuster (collectively "e-book publishers"). Under the terms of the Agreement, the e-book publishers are required to remove/amend clauses in their distribution agreements that restrict the ability of e-book retailers to offer discounts to consumers.

On November 1, 2004, the Competition Bureau reached a Consent Agreement from La Coop fédérée and Groupe BMR in connection with LCF's acquisition of a minority interest in BMR.

In an unusual move, the Competition Bureau is challenging a completed transaction – it is unclear from the materials filed by the Bureau whether the merger was subject to pre-merger notification.

Yesterday, the Federal Court of Appeal (the "Court") overturned the Competition Tribunal’s (the "Tribunal") decision in the Toronto Real Estate Board ("TREB") matter, which now goes back to the Tribunal for rehearing.

The Competition Bureau recently announced that criminal charges had been laid against a company and an individual for their alleged role in rigging bids for infrastructure projects in the Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu region in the Province of Québec.

The new Enforcement Guidelines on the Abuse of Dominance Provisions are a much-needed update to the existing guidelines, which were released more than a decade ago.