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In January 2017, draft regulations under the Safe Food For Canadians Act (which was passed in November 2012) were published. The draft Regulations can be found here.

In Apotex Inc. v Canada (Minister of Health) ("Apotex"), the Federal Court (the "Court") provided some guidance with respect to the procedure pharmaceutical companies should undertake...

Yasir Naqvi, Attorney General, Charles Sousa, Minister of Finance and Dr. Eric Hoskins, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care, announced Ontario's planned approach to the federal legalization...

On September 8, 2017, Ontario announced its planned approach to federal cannabis legalization.

The Patented Medicine Prices Review Board Canada (PMPRB) published its "What We Learned Report" (Report) on February 15, 2024...

Ongoing trade tensions between the US administration and Canada have led some provinces to introduce measures to restrict access by US suppliers to provincial government contracts.

These measures ensure there is nowhere for criminals to hide.

The main features of the new rules are highlighted below.

Is municipal parkland immune from claims of adverse possession, and what role does the common law have in claims of adverse possession? In Kosicki v Toronto...

A recent decision of the Trade-marks Opposition Board dealt with the trade-mark "24 du 24" proposed to be used in association with alcoholic brewery beverages, signs, banners, posters and packaging for beverages, namely containers for bottles or cans of beer by Labatt Breweries of Canada ("Labatt"), which was opposed by Molson Canada 2005 ("Molson").

At the 141st annual meeting of INTA in Boston in May 2019, the talk among Canadian trademark practitioners was the amendments to the Trademarks Act, which were coming into force on June 17, 2019 (CIF).

A recent decision of the Trade-marks Opposition Board upheld an opposition on the basis that the applicant had not used the applied-for mark since the date set out in the trade-mark application.

On March 1, 2023, the Copyright Board of Canada published the final version of its Rules of Practice and Procedure in the Canada Gazette.

A recent decision of the Federal Court emphasizes the importance of filing a declaration of use relating to a trade mark application that is accurate in all respects.

A recent decision of the Trade-mark Opposition Board ("the Opposition Board") has confirmed the admissibility of evidence obtained by using the Wayback Machine.

The plaintiffs in this case sued their former partners in a restaurant, Tomaydo-Tomahhdo, for copying a number of recipes at the defendants' delivery catering business.

Canada and Ecuador signed a Free Trade Agreement in July 2026 that includes an Investment Chapter with investor-state dispute settlement provisions, offering Canadian mining companies operating in Ecuador new protections against treaty breaches. A recent arbitration award under the Canada-Peru FTA, where Lupaka Gold Corp. recovered US$40.4 million for losses stemming from social conflict and inadequate state protection, illustrates how these mechanisms can provide recourse beyond traditional expropriation c

The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) has initiated a safeguard inquiry that may have significant implications for businesses involved in the production...