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On October 16, 2024, the Ontario government filed various regulations under the Pension Benefits Act to implement a permanent target benefit pension plan (Target Benefit Plan) framework.

On April 16, 2014, the Alberta government introduced two bills making amendments to both its new private-sector and existing public-sector pension legislation.

It is common for consultants to communicate with regulators on behalf of their clients in applications for permits and licences, and it is not unusual for such consultants to advocate for a specific outcome.

Canada's anti-money laundering (AML) regime is undergoing a significant transformation, particularly in the real estate and mortgage sectors.

The food, beverage and agribusiness (FBA) industry was among the most impacted during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite restrictions easing, and the industry returning to a degree of normalcy...

Organizations currently in the CSP will be reassessed at the time their security clearance renews to determine their continued eligibility for the program based on the new criteria.

We have summarized key aspects of the Liberal government's 2016 federal budget that may impact your business.

A core tenet of any strong data security program is a deep understanding of the organization's data and systems and how they are regulated.

The real estate sector has not been spared by the COVID-19 pandemic, which has raised many questions with respect to the rights and obligations of both tenants and landlords.

When selecting office space, building amenities are often a key factor in a tenant’s decision-making process and frequently play a central role in commercial lease negotiations.

Under Canada's competition laws, a merger may proceed where the efficiencies resulting from the transaction are greater than and will offset its anticompetitive effects.

The chemicals industry, from manufacturing to distribution and retail, is a critical part of the Canadian economy...

The Competition Bureau today published Enforcement Guidelines on Predatory Pricing. The Guidelines explain how the Bureau enforces the provisions of the “Competition Act”, which address predatory conduct.

On May 1, 2007, the Competition Bureau published its Outline Consent Agreement (OCA) template, which is aimed at providing guidance to businesses and their counsel regarding the key terms of consent agreements in the context of merger transactions.

On February 2, 2015, the Competition Bureau announced an increase in the notifiable transaction-size threshold to C$86-million, a modest increase from the 2014 C$82-million threshold.

The proposed legislation is likely to be of significant interest to U.S.-based companies that have sales into Canada, particularly if they employ country-specific pricing strategies.

Following recent announcements by the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, the Government of Canada has now proposed amendments that would significantly expand the scope of the Canadian Competition Act (Act).

This toolkit outlines the key competition law issues a company may face when carrying out mergers and acquisitions, and offers practical guidance on deal preparation, negotiations and the merger review process.