The authors, including Senior Counsel James Bailie, examine the landmark 2014 Supreme Court of Canada decision Tsilhqot’in Nation v. British Columbia and its impact on Aboriginal communities and business.

After what many have expected to be a temporary crisis, the pandemic has brought a fundamental shift in how business is conducted across all economic sectors in Canada.

What are the benefits and risks of relying on patent or trade secret protection for your technology? In our latest discussion, members of our intellectual property protection team

Justice Russell Brown has stepped down from the Supreme Court of Canada. He was appointed in 2015 by Stephen Harper.

In an outcome that has surprised many, Britain has voted to leave the EU. This will lead to a two-year period of negotiating the terms of exit with the EU and its member states.

All companies will be permitted to gauge investors' interest in advance of a potential U.S. public offering under expanded SEC rules becoming effective later in 2019.

As such, the Court of Appeal decision remains the state of the law in Ontario.

Canada’s securities regulators have decided not to proceed with the overhaul of our corporate governance regime proposed last December.

Progress toward a quasi-national securities regulatory system in Canada is continuing. The participating provinces and territory have published a revised draft of the harmonized provincial Capital Markets Act.

Partially hydrogenated oils, sugars, sodium and saturated fats are caught in the cross-hairs as Health Canada moves forward on its Healthy Eating Strategy.

Health Canada recently announced the start of a one-year Advance Notice of Importation Process pilot program.

Compliance with competition regulation is an ever-present priority for many companies. To stay on the right side of compliance, organizations must roll out their compliance program...

Amidst the news that the Unites States will experience a second Trump administration, partner and head of Torys' Climate Change practice Tyson Dyck spoke...

In a roundup and analysis of the top 10 business decisions from 2024, Law360 Canada included Riot Platforms, Inc v. Bitfarms Ltd., 2024 ONCMT 27...

Senior associate Chris Hunter sat down with the Annual Review of Insolvency Law Society to share his insight in its ARIL Podcast Program.

In Wiener Städtische Versicherung AG v. Infrassure Ltd, 2023 ONSC 5256, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (Commercial List) ordered a reinsurer to follow the settlement of a claim by a lead insurer...

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) Canada is introducing significant government fee increases (in most cases by approximately 25%, with some exceptions) on January 1, 2024.

Partners Jeremy Opolsky and Sarah Whitmore and associate Adrienne Oake have authored an article for The Lawyer's Daily.

In this video, Sylvie Rodrigue, Ad. E., and Suzie Cloutier share the latest class action trends in Québec, including: Areas of focus for plaintiffs, such as the very recent rise of class actions against online platforms...

In a surprising development, as part of the reaction to the proposed merger of the U.S. Professional Golfers' Association and LIV Golf professional golf tours, Senator Ron Wyden, the Chairman...