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On September 4, 2012, the Ontario Superior Court granted leave to appeal an interim injunction obtained by a First Nation against an exploration company in Ontario.

Un autre revers du fédéral. Après avoir annoncé qu'il voulait intervenir, puis qu'une entente était intervenue avec Québec à la mi 2022, le fédéral revient à la charge et annonce...

On June 23 and 28, 2017 respectively, the Supreme Court of Canada issued rulings against Facebook and on issues related to de-indexation on the Google search engine.

Following the Quebec Court of Appeal's decision in Merck Canada v Canada, Health Canada has announced that it will abandon two of the three proposed amendments to...

Winds of change keep blowing on Canadian immigration lands.

As we previously reported, amendments to the Natural Health Products Regulations will implement new labelling requirements for natural health products ("NHPs")...

notre revue des changements récents et à venir en droit des brevets est maintenant disponible

Fasken Product Liability specialists in the Litigation & Dispute Resolution Group from the South African office share valuable insights in this next episode focusing on product recalls and recourses.

Fasken Martineau commissioned an independent research firm, Pollara Strategic Insights, to conduct a benchmarking survey of 300 in-house counsel and senior executives across Canada from companies with 50 or more employees.

Fasken's 2023 ESG Disclosure Study will assist companies and members of their boards and senior management teams by providing key data points on how large Canadian companies...

Dans ce nouvel épisode de Perspectives, Jean-François Cloutier et Deborah Furtado, avocats du groupe de pratique Travail, emploi et droits de la personne, abordent la question...

The federal government's new Buy Canadian policy aims to strengthen domestic industry by moving away from "best efforts" to establishing clear obligations for buyers subject to the new policy.

It is expected that private federal business corporations must soon submit beneficial ownership information directly to the federal government. If enacted in its current form, Bill C-19...

This article provides an update to our series on the use of real-world data ("RWD") and real-world evidence ("RWE"). The Pharmaceutical Advertising Advisory Board (PAAB) has published revisions...

The possibility of SAR in Canada regardless of issuer size is not new. Quarterly reporting was not the original state of play. In the United States, the SEC began mandating quarterly reporting only in 1970. Canada’s securities regulators followed suit over the rest of the decade, with quarterly reporting being universally adopted across the country by 1980.

On June 21, 2011, in Canadian Jewish Congress v. Polger, the Court of Appeal of Québec overturned a decision of the Superior Court that had ordered an employer to pay pension benefits based only on an alleged practice and without proper written documentation to that effect.

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.