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On September 19, 2018, the Ontario Court of Appeal released its decision in Wood v. CTS of Canada Co..

The Ontario government has issued a public statement setting out its plan for addressing the potential impact of COVID-19 on the province's health system ...

The Ontario Human Rights Commission (the "OHRC") has recently published a report on people with mental health and addiction disabilities in the province.

A recent Canadian case serves as an important reminder that title‑retention or reservation‑of‑title clauses – commonly found in conditional sales contracts – constitute security interests that must be registered under the applicable Personal Property Security Act (PPSA). Failure to register and perfect such a security interest exposes a financier to the risk that the financed goods will be subject to the claims of the purchaser’s prior secured creditors.

In recent years the Ontario "Personal Property Security Act" ("PPSA") changed the scope of its application to include all leases for a term of more than one year.

Advancement through regulatory processes in Canada often requires engaging proximate Indigenous communities who may be impacted by a proposed project.

Canada’s first-ever audiovisual coproduction treaty with the Republic of India came into force on July 1, 2014, clearing the path for an unprecedented level of collaboration between Canadian and Indian television and film production companies.

Earlier today, the Canadian Competition Bureau announced that the pre-merger notification "Transaction-Size" threshold will increase from $82 million to $86 million for 2015.

In a speech last week, the Senior Deputy Commissioner of Competition indicated that the digital economy is squarely on the Competition Bureau’s radar.

Earlier this week, the Competition Bureau (the "Bureau") announced that it had commenced proceedings alleging misleading advertising against Leon’s Furniture Limited and The Brick Ltd., two of Canada’s largest furniture and home appliance retailers.

The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed the Toronto Real Estate Board’s application for leave to appeal the Federal Court of Appeal’s decision.

In this edition: The Competition Bureau's Annual Plan, Budget announcement regarding amendments to the Competition Act, the GFL Environmental merger litigation settles, and more...

Among other important changes to Canadian competition law introduced by the government's Budget Implementation Act (BIA), the amendments will criminalize wage-fixing and ...

The Competition Bureau announced yesterday that it has initiated proceedings against Aviscar, Budget and their parent company, Avis Budget Group Inc.

The Competition Bureau recently obtained Consent Agreements from Hyundai Auto Canada Corp. and Kia Canada Inc.

AstraZeneca Plc’s payment to Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. to delay a generic version of heartburn medication Nexium was not unreasonably anticompetitive.

Funding for Canada's Competition Bureau is set to increase by more than one third, the government announced in the federal budget for 2021-2022.

No-poaching, wage-fixing, and other buy-side agreements do not violate the Competition Act's price fixing provision (section 45), the Competition Bureau has confirmed.