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Osler is pleased to share our white paper Canadian Public Company Mergers and Acquisitions – a practical guide to the issues surrounding acquisitions of public companies in Canada...

In a much-anticipated announcement, the Ontario Securities Commission said on June 16th that it will officially launch its rewards-based Whistleblower Program on July 14, 2016, less than a month from now.

The Québec Financial Markets Tribunal ruled on a transnational pump-and-dump scheme in Solo International Inc., finding violations of securities laws and imposing administrative penalties.

Employers considering payouts in lieu of health and dental benefits should move quickly, as the Canada Revenue Agency (the CRA) has indicated that (subject to certain exceptions for insolvent employers) such payments will be taxable beginning in 2012.

Putting yourself in the shoes of your customer in being able to clearly understand the green claim that you are making is a good way to protect yourself from a false or misleading claim.

On November 22, 2023, the final regulations to the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA) were released. Changes from the draft regulations released earlier this year are minimal, and payment...

The degree of risk a First Nation is willing to take on in a joint venture depends on whether it has the lead role. This was a key observation made during a joint venture trends...

The Ontario government's proposed private sector privacy law has the potential to add to regulatory burden and duplication.

Amid major privacy legislative reform efforts across Canada, including the introduction of severe penalties for non-compliance and the contemplation of a private right of action...

The credit crisis that began in August of 2007 and intensified with Lehman Brothers' September 2008 bankruptcy continues largely unabated in U.S. loan markets in early 2009.

As interest rates remain elevated in the Bank of Canada's fight against inflation, businesses and families are feeling the pinch.

The Digital Services Tax Act (DSTA) entered into force on June 28, 2024, pursuant to an Order in Council (OIC) of that date. The DSTA was enacted by Parliament on June 20, 2024 as part of Bill C-59.

When paying compensation to directors for their services, companies have payment options that can provide tax benefits or in some cases, unwanted tax consequences.

For years, Canada's business and legal communities have sought more meaningful public guidance from Global Affairs Canada (GAC) on its interpretation of Canada's sanctions.

The U.K. Serious Frauds Office (the SFO) on July 8, 2016 obtained its second deferred prosecution agreement (DPA).

The Resource Revenue Transparency Working Group released final recommendations on mandatory transparency standards for mining companies.

On Friday, June 30, 2006, the Fairness is a Two-Way Street Act (Construction Labour Mobility), 1999, was repealed, effectively ending special restrictions placed upon Québec workers and contractors who work, or are seeking to work, in Ontario.