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In today's fast-paced business landscape, growth, development, and sustainability are paramount, but so is navigating the complex legal terrain shaped by competition and foreign investment authorities.

Increasing concentration in many sectors is a result of growing economies of scale which results in larger, more efficient firms as opposed to smaller ones.

More than 160 TSX and TSX-V issuers announced that they will use virtual technology to hold their 2020 annual shareholders' meeting.

To help our clients and business partners navigate this situation, we have centralized all of our COVID-19 related materials and information about webinars into one main Knowledge Centre.

Despite trade uncertainty and other headwinds, M&A volumes remained robust as interest rates normalized, pricing expectation gaps narrowed, and regulatory conditions improved.

Bill 78, An act mainly to improve the transparency of enterprises ("Transparency Act"), will come into force on March 31, 2023, and will result in significant changes to the Act respecting...

The Canadian Securities Administrators have published their 2016 Enforcement Report (Report) describing the securities law enforcement process and analyzing enforcement results from 2016.

The guide covers the important developments in the most significant jurisdictions

The Merger Control Guide provides expert legal commentary on the key issues for businesses with competition matters.

Recent events have highlighted the opportunity – and need – for businesses of all shapes and sizes to support the communities they operate in.

Are economic headwinds and geopolitical unrest propelling us into a rocky start to 2023.

Faire affaire au Québec: Ce que les détaillants doivent savoir

The comprehensive consultation is fully supported by the government and seeks to enable the transformation of inefficient past practices.

My October 24, 2018 post, entitled What is the True Contract Between a Franchisor and its Franchisees?, dealt with the unique nature of the legal and commercial agreement...

Inflation is rising. Interest rates are up. And, for the first time in a long time, labour disputes are making headlines. CN Rail was struck on June 18, 2022.

On August 25, 2017, Aallcann Wood Suppliers Incorporated, a Saskatchewan wood supply company, pleaded guilty to one violation of that province's occupational health and safety legislation.

On October 2, 2013, WorkSafeBC revealed the bullying and harassment prevention toolkit to assist employers and others to comply with their legal duties outlined in the Occupational Health and Safety policies.

The critical minerals race is heating up, and Canada needs to catch up.