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Whistleblower protections and significant bounties paid to whistleblowers in the U.S. continue to make headlines, just as issuers in Canada brace for the impact of the OSC's rollout of its whistleblower program in the coming weeks.

The SEC announced last week that Massachusetts-based technology company PTC Inc. and its Chinese subsidiaries will be required to pay more than $28 million in fines to settle parallel civil and criminal actions involving violations of the FCPA.

Canada's capital markets seem to be the subject of continuous scrutiny and proposed reform. This reflects the dynamic nature of our capital markets which demands a regulatory ...

Following an extensive consultation process over the past year, the Government of Canada announced this week that it will be implementing an enhanced Integrity Regime for government contracting...

We have written before in this blog where a judge of the Court of Appeal for Ontario has called for legislative reform of the statutory appeal routes in the Courts of Justice Act.

On December 9, 2019, the Ontario government introduced amendments [PDF] to Ontario class action legislation that will make it easier for courts ...

On September 14, 2023, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled that the Government of Canada plans to introduce a number of further significant amendments to the Competition Act (Act).

There has been an abundance of recent commentary on how the COVID-19 pandemic might be treated under existing construction contracts.

We have been following the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005 (the AODA) and watching for related developments in other provinces.

Recent appellate decisions from the Alberta Labour Relations Board (the Board) are the first direction in Alberta confirming that a non-unionized employee was not constructively...

A common and often misunderstood point of conflict in negotiating technology and software licensing agreements is revenue recognition.

After several attempts over the past five years, Canada is finally getting new legislation to govern federal non-profit corporations.

The Corporate Finance Branch of the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) released its latest Annual Report on September 21, 2017.

Canadian securities regulators overwhelmingly address regulatory non-compliance through enforcement proceedings commenced before their own adjudicative tribunals

On April 30, 2012, British Columbia introduced Bill 38, "Pension Benefits Standards Act", for first reading. If passed, the current British Columbia "Pension Benefits Standards Act" (PBSA) would be repealed and replaced in its entirety by Bill 38.

The Federal Court of Canada recently upheld Health Canada's denial of approval of a generic hormone replacement product (progesterone) submitted by Apotex

On November 26, 2012, the Alberta Court of Appeal released the decision of Justice Slatter denying leave to appeal a decision made by the Joint Review Panel (the Panel) established to evaluate Shell Canada’s application to expand its Jackpine oil sands mining operations in Northern Alberta (the Project).