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In January, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada (OSFI) issued a draft advisory entitled Changes to the Membership of the Board and Senior Management, which was discussed in our January 2014 insurance bulletin.

A hasty reader of May's Ontario budget might have missed the statement that later this year, "updated securities transfer legislation will be introduced to address the legal uncertainty that now exists and enhance the competitive position of Canada's capital markets and securities firms."

In Canada, responsibility for lawmaking is shared among the federal government and the governments of 10 provinces and three territories ("provinces").

It's September and that means the Toronto International Film Festival is on, bringing lots of celebrities and corporate sponsors to Toronto. The Toronto International Film Festival ("TIFF") welcomes many sponsors, with Bell Canada and Visa International being two of the most prominent.

Real world brands are increasingly looking to NFTs and virtual online presences as the next frontier to market their products.

The Quebec Court of Appeal, in a unanimous decision rendered on May 1, 2015, confirmed the first instance ruling (see our analysis in April 2014) with respect to the public display of trade-marks registered only in English, without being required to add thereto a generic term in French.

The Income Tax Act (Canada) contains an extensive set of transfer pricing rules designed to ensure that cross-border transactions entered into between Canadian taxpayers and non-residents with which they do not deal at arm’s length are priced on an arm’s length basis.

The Canadian Securities Administrators recently released staff notice 51-337 summarizing the results of its Continuous Disclosure review program for fiscal 2012.

In an unprecedented move, the Canadian Government has included as part of its 2009 Budget Implementation Act (Bill C-10) a number of important amendments to the Investment Canada Act.

With the re-election of Stephen Harper’s Conservative government yesterday, significant amendments to Canada’s conspiracy and unilateral conduct regimes seem more certain.

On June 17, 2021, the BC Provincial Health Officer, Dr. Bonny Henry, issued a statement to employers on transitioning from COVID-19 Safety Plans...

As discussed in our bulletin entitled "COVID-19 Pandemic Prompts Canadian Companies to Consider Virtual Shareholder Meetings",

Hockey mad Canadians are used to hearing Don "Grapes" Cherry, CBC's soon to be octogenarian hockey analyst, stir the pot with his often provocative comments.

The Federal Court of Appeal caused a great deal of consternation among employers when it established a test to determining whether an employee had been discriminated against based on family status.

Aro proposed to Polard that he reduce his hours for a period of 6 months.

On the heels of Bill 47, the Making Ontario Open for Business Act, through which the Ontario government undid many of the changes to the Employment Standards Act, 2000 and Labour Relations Act, 1995 ...

On June 26, 2012, the Ontario Court of Appeal released three key rulings on overtime class actions.

In a recent decision, Yates v Langley Motor Sport Centre Ltd. 2022 BCCA 398, the BC Court of Appeal provided clarity and guidance on the rules regarding the deductibility of employee benefits...