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Kellogg Canada Inc. has a long history operating in Canada. The CRTC alleged that Kellogg sent commercial electronic messages during a period of October 2014 through December 2014 without the consent of the recipients of the messages

Ontario's Ministry of Government and Consumer Services recently announced that it is contemplating new private sector privacy legislation (PSPL)

On July 27, 2015, the Federal Court conditionally certified a class action with respect to an alleged privacy breach arising from the federal government's administration of the Marihuana Medical Access Program.

An organization's information can be put at risk when staff begin to bring their own devices and use them in the workplace.

The disposal of hardware in the wrong manner can leave an organization offside its regulatory obligations under privacy legislation.

Benjamin Franklin once said, "lost time is never found again".

The Government of Alberta is looking to increase transparency, predictability and accountability in its capital project spending decisions. On October 25, 2021, Alberta Infrastructure Minister...

In a wide range of industries across North America, drones and drone technology are being embraced for commercial purposes.

The Province of Ontario is introducing new corporate record-keeping requirements for all Ontario corporations having an "ownership interest" in land, effective December 10, 2016.

The Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery has proposed amendments to the New Home Construction Licensing Act, 2017 (Licensing Act).

The document expands considerably upon brief guidance on this topic in CRA's main Information Circular on Transfer Pricing, which dates back to 1999.

The Tax Court of Canada had an opportunity to consider section 87 of the Indian Act and when employment income is "situated on a reserve" for tax purposes.

A recent Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) case illustrates how contentious transfer pricing disputes can be – even one a taxpayer believed had been resolved!

Residential property, for the purposes of the non-resident speculation tax, includes land that contains at least one and not more than six single family residences.

The Federal Court of Appeal has limited the Canada Revenue Agency's (CRA) access to tax accrual working papers that reveal a taxpayer's uncertain tax positions.

While the equitable remedy of rectification is often sought as a means to address unintended tax consequences, rescission is also an available remedy in the appropriate cases.

The C$176.9 million administrative monetary penalty imposed against the Vancouver-based, overseas-operated, cryptocurrency exchange Xeltox Enterprises Ltd., operating under the name Cryptomus, by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) on October 22, 202.

The growth of these blockchain-based online assets made headlines throughout 2017. The price of Bitcoin, likely the best-known cryptocurrency, rose from less than US$800 to over US$17,000 ...