The settlement was reached by way of a mediation.

An online job scammer will have new job opportunities as a prison inmate after being sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison.

The Competition Bureau announced on January 20, 2014, that the pre-merger notification size threshold will increase to $82 million, effective immediately following the publication of the Canada Gazette, which is anticipated to occur on January 25, 2014. The party size threshold remains set at $400 million.

The transaction size pre-merger notification threshold for 2015 will be $86 million, up from $82 million in 2014, the Competition Bureau announced recently.

The pre‑merger notification threshold relating to transaction‑size will be $87 million in 2016, up from $86 million last year, the Competition Bureau announced recently.

Shaw Communications can complete its acquisition of Wind Mobile following the Competition Bureau's announcement that it will not challenge the transaction.

Chocolate maker Hershey Canada Inc. has pleaded guilty to fixing chocolate prices and was fined $4 million.

The Bureau alleged that Direct Energy engaged in anti-competitive conduct, including adopting product return policies designed to make it difficult for existing customers to terminate their water heater rental agreement.

The Bureau claimed that VAA has repeatedly refused to permit anyone to provide in-flight catering service at the Vancouver International Airport, other than the two existing firms...

Canada's third largest telco, TELUS, has agreed to reimburse customers up to $7.34 million to settle allegations that it made, or permitted to be made, false or misleading representations...

The pre‑merger notification threshold relating to transaction‑size will be $88 million in 2017, up from $87 million last year, the Competition Bureau announced recently.

The Ontario Securities Commission decided it will now settle enforcement proceedings in some cases without requiring admissions of fault (announced on March 11, 2014).

On March 20, the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) along with its counterparts in Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan, unveiled the proposed rules to deal with crowdfunding (among other things) as a source of capital for start-ups and SMEs.

On March 20, the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) along with its counterparts in Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan, unveiled the proposed rules to deal with crowdfunding (among other things) as a source of capital for start-ups and SMEs.

The Ontario Court of Appeal affirmed last week its earlier decision in Mikelsteins v. Morrison Hershfield Ltd. that a terminated employee was not entitled to share bonuses during the notice period...

In February 2020, the Capital Markets Modernization taskforce was appointed by the Ontario government to provide "recommendations to reduce regulatory burden and ensure a...

The Ontario Ministry of Finance, further to its announcement in the 2014 Economic Outlook and Fiscal Review, is launching a review of regulations pertaining to financial advisors and planners.

Foreign parties often assume that if their contract points to a foreign jurisdiction or applies a foreign law, then any dispute should be dealt with there. But the Court of Appeal for Ontario has recently reminded...

In a brief scheduling decision in 4352238 Canada Inc. v. SNC Lavalin Inc., Madame Justice Lois Roberts set a new precedent for the Court of Appeal for Ontario that the Court may order an appeal to be heard entirely in writing, ...

Canada’s strict new anti-spam legislation is coming in just three weeks.