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The Ontario Superior Court of Justice held in R. v Nestlé Canada Inc. that communications between corporations and the Competition Bureau (Bureau) during the proffer stage of the Immunity Program or the Leniency Program should not be protected by settlement privilege

As of July 2014, a new agreement between Canada and the United States will require Canadian financial institutions to implement procedures to share sensitive information about their US clients with the Canada Revenue Agency.

The Supreme Court of Canada recently ruled1 legitimate oil and gas joint ventures are not anti-competitive.

On December 11, 2013, the Canadian minister of industry announced a public consultation on the Canada Business Corporations Act (CBCA) to identify ways the CBCA can potentially be amended to improve the corporate governance of corporations subject to its legislation (the Consultation Paper).

On December 4 the Supreme Court of Canada released its long-awaited decision in a trilogy of secondary market securities class action appeals that were argued together.

The Quebec Commission des relations du travail recently discussed the prohibition on discrimination in employment based on an employee’s civil status.

The Supreme Court thus overturned a Quebec Court of Appeal ruling in 2013 that broke with the prevailing trend in the case law.

Canada’s highest court handed down three landmark decisions drawing connections between collective bargaining, the right to strike, and the Charter-protected rights to freedom of association and speech.

After three unsuccessful attempts by two succeeding governments, one would have walked away from the idea of reforming the mining regime in Québec.

Les nouvelles trousses diagnostiques prennent plusieurs années à être peaufinées avant d’être mises sur le marché.

In the liability phase, the Federal Court (FC) found that Canadian Patent No. 1,161,380 (380 Patent) was valid and infringed by Apotex.

This decision rendered by the Order of Pharmacists of Quebec ("OPQ") disciplinary committee further clarifies and limits the scope of article 50 of the Code of ethics of pharmacists, R.R.Q. c. P-10 r.7, namely, permissible benefits relating to the practice of pharmacy.

In 2012, Canada signed a Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement with China to establish a legal framework for bilateral investment.

On March 18, 2015 the Canadian Intellectual Property Office issued a Patent Notice: Revised Examination Practice Respecting Medical Uses.

Pharmascience Inc. appealed from the decision of Justice O’Keefe of the Federal Court (reported as AstraZeneca Canada Inc. v. Pharmascience Inc., 2012 FC 1189).

A recent Supreme Court of Canada decision confirms the limited scope for appeals of an arbitrator’s decision pursuant to British Columbia’s Arbitration Act

La demande en continuation-en-partie se distingue de la demande en continuation par le fait qu'on peut y ajouter de la matière nouvelle, telle qu'une amélioration à l'invention initiale.