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The Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care has proposed amendments to the regulations made under the Ontario Drug Benefit Act.

Health Canada revealed on February 22 the proposed approach to be follow over the next few years to update the regulation of self-care products, namely cosmetics...

This video is the second in a series of four which will explain the legal framework of the health care system, and regulation of drugs and drug pricing, in Canada at the federal and provincial levels.

On June 16, 2014, amendments to Bill C-17, Protecting Canadians from Unsafe Drugs Act (the Bill), were announced.

Torys' Canadian and New York offices will be providing regular briefs on the legal ramifications of the tariffs and other cross-border policy developments on the horizon.

The federal government has updated its national guidelines around foreign investments in Canadian companies—a change that was deemed necessary due to "the rapidly shifting trade environment,"...

Partner Mark Bain and associate Jessica Earle have penned an opinion piece in the Globe and Mail that discusses infrastructure improvements in First Nations ...

The federal government has ordered three Chinese companies to divest recently acquired interests in critical mineral assets. The statement confirming the order comes on the heels of a new policy...

The Ontario Court of Appeal (OCA) has released its much-anticipated decision in Third Eye Capital Corporation v. Ressources Dianor Inc./Dianor Resources Inc. (2019 ONCA 508).

The Supreme Court of Canada has released a decision that will impact how provincial courts across Canada interpret bankruptcy law—and could have practical implications for students borrowing government loans...

Reverse termination fees (RTFs) are fees payable by acquirors if an acquisition agreement is terminated based on the occurrence of certain events that constitute...

Insurance is an industry often noted as hard to get into. What are your three top pieces of advice for founders just starting out?

A recently published decision of the Trade-marks Opposition Board clarifies when a trademark applicant can claim use and application/registration in its country of origin as a basis for trademark registration in Canada under section 30(d) of the Trade-marks Act.

Late last year, Canada adopted amendments designed to simplify and clarify its Patent Rules (Rules).

A fundamental change in Canada, effective June 10, will restrict the accessibility of publicly available information about registrants of .ca domain names.

The case of Mediatube Corp v. Bell Canada began as a high stakes patent case, with a claim for more than $350 million in damages for infringement of Mediatube's Internet Protocol Television technology patent.

Biotech companies must compete for funding against other biotech firms and start-ups in other sectors.