David Dodge speaks with the Financial Post about the Bank of Canada's attempts to curb inflation, the size of future rate increases that may be required and highlights of the Bennett Jones Fall 2022 Economic Outlook.

Bill C-304, An Act to Amend the Canadian Human Rights Act (Protecting Freedom) recently passed the Senate and received Royal Assent.

In this recording from a web event following the U.S. election, Hugh MacKinnon (Chairman and CEO of Bennett Jones)

Join Kees de Ridder—intellectual property lawyer, patent agent, and trademark agent—as he delves into the fundamentals of intellectual property law.

The Government of Canada today invoked a rarely used law to prohibit compliance with the U.S. Buy America legislation in relation to a proposed ferry terminal to be built by the State of Alaska in Prince Rupert, B.C.

George Vlavianos and Vasilis Pappas Contribute in The Guide to Energy Arbitrations.

Ontario class counsel are increasingly entering into third-party funding arrangements to hedge against the risks of adverse costs awards.

Violations of privacy–already regulated by the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (as well as provincial privacy regulators)–may also soon be regulated by Canada's Competition Bureau.

Mark Lewis comments in STOREYS on how the real estate industry worked to get the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act (the foreign buyer ban)...

The CBSA has made a long-sought-for change in its policy to allow duty refunds in the event of qualifying downward transfer price adjustments by importers.

At the OECD International Tax Conference in DC on June 3 and 4, Joe Andrus, Head of the OECD’s Transfer Pricing Unit, announced that the OECD’s Discussion Draft on Intangibles released in 2012 is under revision in two key areas: definition of intangibles and ownership and entitlement to intangibles related returns.

The Federal Government has backtracked on its plan to delay the application of Bill C-208, a private member's bill aimed at facilitating intergenerational transfers of small businesses and farms.

"Foreign private issuers" under US securities laws have long been exempt from the insider reporting requirements of Section 16(a) of the US Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the Exchange Act).

SNDL Inc. announced today that, in the context of proceedings pursuant to Indiva Limited's filing under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (Canada) (the CCAA) and the sales process approved thereunder...

Sander Grieve KC, comments in Lexpert's special edition on mining on how Canada's critical minerals sector stands at a pivotal juncture.

John Mercury speaks with Mergermarket for its look at how intense competition south of the border is turning the sights of U.S. PE firms specialized in the energy sector to Canada.

Maureen Ward speaks with CBA National Magazine on what lawyers need to watch for to keep from getting caught up in a money laundering scheme.

A recent decision from the Supreme Court of British Columbia underscores the Court's cautious approach to certifying class actions in nuisance cases, particularly when the alleged harm arises from varied and diffuse conduct.

The Alberta Court of King's Bench stood firm on its commitment to address delays and improve efficiency in Alberta's civil justice system.

Anthropic's decision to temporarily withhold its powerful new AI model, Claude Mythos, has sparked emergency discussions among Canadian regulators and officials due to its unprecedented ability to autonomously identify and exploit software vulnerabilities. This development exposes the fragility of modern digital infrastructure and raises critical questions about whether third-party IT vendors are adequately prepared for this new generation of AI-enabled cyber threats.