In the wake of the SNC-Lavalin affair Canada awaits its inaugural Remediation Agreement ("RA"), more commonly known as Deferred Prosecution Agreements ("DPA") in other jurisdictions.

Drivers both longstanding and unexpected are putting pressure on traditional segments of the Canadian economy to innovate and remain competitive amid changing global markets.

Research Institute of Private Law of Caspian University and Kazakhstan International Arbitration published the second issue of the collection of scientific papers...

In early 2024, Canadian privacy commissioners participated in the Global Privacy Enforcement Network (the GPEN) annual international privacy sweep (the Sweep). The theme of this year's sweep was online...

STEERING MAJOR CAPITAL or infrastructure projects to achieve successful outcomes involves navigating multiple risks.

Disaster recovery and rural resilience projects often stall for reasons that have little to do with need. Authority is assumed rather than confirmed, land access remains unresolved, procurement is handled too late...

Editor's note (September 15, 2026): Following publication of this article, Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed plans to open Canada's four largest airports to private investment through long-term operating concessions, while retaining government ownership of the land and underlying assets. The announcement marks a significant step toward the alternative ownership and operating models explored below.

Just the House of Representatives was in session this week. However, the Senate Appropriations Committee was in Harrisburg as well for the continuation of budget hearings.

The elevated rate environment has had a similar impact on the bank finance markets in Canada as it has in the US and European markets.

Links to COVID updates, media releases, publications, in practice & courts, cases & laws relating to work, health & safety.

A recent decision of the Victoria Court of Appeal underscores the importance of seeking appropriate legal advice when inserting additional clauses into policies of insurance.

The legislative amendments to Ontario's Construction Act (the "Act") resulting from Duncan Glaholt's 2024 independent review for the Ministry of the Attorney General will take effect on January 1, 2026.

Canada's Immigration Levels Plan is likely to be announced imminently.

With significant amendments to the Construction Act having come into force on October 1, 2019, it is critical for all members of the industry to understand how these reforms will impact their organizations, contracts, and projects.

Billions of dollars in oil sands investment will result in hydrocarbon production in northern Alberta rising by an estimated 2.5 million bpd by 2020, and by as much as 6.0 million bpd in the Athabasca Oil Sands Area (AOSA) by 2045.

On Oct. 1, 2024, amendments to the Ontario Energy Board's (OEB) Transmission System Code (TSC) and Distribution System Code (DSC, and together, the Codes) came into force.

In recent years, private equity (PE) firms have bought and sold more businesses, at higher prices, than ever before. This growth has raised the stakes for all parties.

The energy industry is in the midst of a significant transformation. Dubbed the "energy transition", the recent focus on alternative energy sources, reflected in capital and consumer preferences...

This weekly update from Clyde & Co's Financial Services Regulatory Team summarises new developments as reported by the FSA, the UKLA, the Upper Tribunal, the Financial Ombudsman Service and the London Stock Exchange over the past week, with links to the full documents where these are available.

A recent change to Canada's Trademarks Act alters the dynamics of trademark appeals, making it more important than ever for parties to put their best case forward from the outset.