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How much did you really save in Back to School sales? Can consumers trust a retailer's claims about its "regular" prices and its "sale" prices?

Judges in Ontario and B.C. have reached different decisions on whether cartel members may be liable for umbrella pricing. These two cases of first impression may be headed for the Supreme Court of Canada.

On December 17, 2015, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice denied certification in a proposed multiple-model product liability class action.

Under Ontario Consumer Protection law, in order to amend a remote agreement, the agreement must contain either a right on the consumer to terminate the agreement, or retain the existing agreement.

Is your business essential or a priority (or permitted to operate) under various emergency public orders made in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic?

British Columbia is the second province to roll out its programming in relation to these federal funds.

Since COVID-19 hit, almost every aspect of our lives has been touched by the pandemic, including the way health care is provided. Remote health solutions...

On April 8, 2020, the Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General published Ministerial Order No. M098, titled Limitation Periods (COVID-19) Order No.2. The updated Order repeals and replaces M086...

On September 28, 2016, the Government of Canada tabled proposed amendments to the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA).

The speed of economic change in the energy sector has created legitimate concerns about volatility in the marketplace.

In Nivora Group LLC v. Ping et al., 2026 ONSC 2943, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a motion for a Norwich order seeking third-party disclosure from two cryptocurrency exchanges in an alleged asset...

Merit is a quality that we seek to achieve and have acknowledged.

The Ontario Court of Appeal recently released two decisions about dismissals for delay.

Private companies often require very little governance. But as a business begins to emerge from obscurity and attract an increasing number of investors, it may become desirable to introduce new measures.

The recent Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta decision in NOV Enerflow ULC v Enerflow Industries Inc. (the NOV Decision) considered survival periods of representations and warranties...

The Alberta Securities Commission has always had the power to compel Registrants, Reporting Issuers, and others to produce records in the course of an investigation.

The CSA announced the publication of CSA Staff Notice 62-306, which contemplates a new harmonized regulatory approach to the Canadian take-over bid regime.

Most jurisdictions in Canada require the unanimous consent of all shareholders (including non-voting shareholders) in order for a non-distributing corporation to dispense with an audit.