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On November 1, 2023, the Ontario government announced that it would increase the harmonized sales tax (HST) rebate on qualifying purpose-built rental housing (the enhanced Ontario HST rental rebate)...

All dollar amounts for financing transactions that were not originally denominated in USD were converted into USD based on the applicable foreign exchange rate published by the Bank of Canada on...

On February 9, 2023, ClientEarth, an environmental NGO headquartered in London, filed a derivative action in the High Court of England and Wales against the board of directors of Shell plc (Shell)...

As highlighted in a recent statement [PDF] by the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Contemporary Forms of Modern Slavery (UNSR), Canada's record of white-collar crime enforcement remains the subject of criticism domestically and internationally.

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The Court of Appeal for Ontario today denied certifying a "misclassification" class action claiming overtime pay.

Osler’s national Privacy and Data Management team offers insights into major Canadian privacy legislative reform in The Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act (Bill C-36): key obligations and enforcement overview.

On June 29, 2020, Finance Canada announced that there will be no extension of the relief that was announced by the CRA on March 27, 2020, which allowed all businesses to defer, until June 30, 2020...

Canada is known for its stable economy, skilled workforce, and business-friendly policies. Our team is committed to supporting your business journey and ensuring you have the tools and knowledge to thrive in the Canadian...

In a first for Canada's Competition Bureau that illustrates the high degree of co-operation between Canadian and U.S. law enforcers, it announced yesterday that two Canadians who had been extradited to the United States in 2007 to face U.S. charges of conspiracy, mail fraud, and wire fraud had received lengthy prison terms in U.S. federal court.

With the explosion of online service offerings over the last decade, subscription plans have become a significant source of income for many consumer-facing businesses.

There are other ways to restructure your defined benefit plan to decrease future costs that are typically less drastic than the conversion to defined contribution or plan wind-up options.

In cases involving contaminated sites, there are often multiple parties pointing fingers at one another. This can include the original polluter from decades past (who formerly owned the site)...

In Gray v. Gray, the Court of Appeal for Ontario de-listed an appeal from the Superior Court of Justice, Family Court Branch ("Family Court") until the appellant's motion to set aside the order at issue was decided.

The Ontario Court of Appeal in Mardonet v. BPO Canada LLP determined that a motions judge's order quashing a summons to a party is interlocutory, even if the summons is issued for a motion in which the party is not involved.

On October 12, 2021, the Government of Ontario published a draft of its proposed Capital Markets Act (the CMA), an ambitious new piece of legislation that seeks both to

Osler's national Financial Services Group is pleased to present its second newsletter. On a regular basis we share an informative article with national relevance to finance law to help you stay current.

On November 13, 2019, the Ministry of Health (the Ministry) announced the next steps in its plan to integrate Ontario's health care system and help end hallway health care.