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The CSA recently published the final form of CSA Staff Notice 54-305 Meeting Vote Reconciliation Protocols for enhancing the procedures involved in the tabulation of proxy votes for shares held through intermediaries.

On March 26, 2024, the Ontario government tabled its 2024 Budget (Budget) and introduced Bill 180, Building a Better Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2024 (Bill 180).

In its decision in Bowes v. Goss Power Products Ltd., released on June 21, 2012, the Ontario Court of Appeal confirmed that an employee’s success in finding other employment will not reduce termination payments due under a contract, unless the employment contract contains clear and specific wording to the contrary.

While the core principles have changed little, emerging technologies, evolving litigation tactics and increasingly sophisticated investigations are prompting courts to examine where privilege begins...

The British Columbia government recently introduced a bill that will, if passed, make it easier to cancel a strata plan and wind up a strata corporation under the Strata Property Act (Act).

The B.C. Minister of Finance Michael de Jong has recently tabled the B.C. provincial budget for the 2013/2014 fiscal year.

On June 28, 2020, the International Competition Network (ICN) published guidelines on cooperation and coordination among competition agencies during multi-jurisdictional cartel...

The recommendations of the Charbonneau Commission report filed in November 2015 continue to resonate within the Quebec legislative landscape.

Plaintiffs' counsel have been trying to bring underwriters, bankers, auditors and other advisers into securities class actions as defendants, particularly where an issuer is unlikely to be able to satisfy a judgment.

The PCMA continues and accelerates the trend to delegate the development of securities legislation in the form of regulations to be enacted by the regulator.

As a result, all of the thermal PPA buyers terminated their respective PPAs in 2016.

On February 5, 2018, the British Columbia government supplied additional insight into its proposed retail and wholesale distribution framework for non-medical cannabis ...

On June 13, 2015, the Government of Canada published proposed amendments to the Food and Drug Regulations that, if adopted, would significantly change key elements of the nutrition labelling of food products.

Federal Democratic Reform Minister Pierre Poilievre introduced The Fair Elections Act, which proposes a number of changes to Canadian election law.

This case serves as a reminder to would-be resource developers that a licence to harvest provincial resources is necessary but not always sufficient to carry out the intended operations.

The Receiver and its appointing creditor opposed the Creditor Applications.

In a September 17, 2013, decision of the British Columbia Supreme Court, "Charlton v. Abbott Laboratories Ltd.", the court certified a class action regarding the diet drug Meridia.

The Supreme Court of Canada has reinforced the finality of domestic arbitration awards by limiting the types of issues that can be considered questions of law.