All Things Tariffs: A Comprehensive Overview of Where We Stand Today
Apr 17, 2025In response to US tariffs, Canada has imposed retaliatory tariffs on a wide variety of products. Recent developments now include opportunities for remission.
Who Owns a Thought? Navigating Legal Issues in Neurotech
Apr 17, 2025In this bulletin, we explore some legal considerations that could arise as consumer-oriented neurotechnology becomes increasingly accessible.
Return-to-Office Mandate Triggers Constructive Dismissal (… This Time)
Apr 14, 2025An employer’s return-to-office mandate constituted grounds for constructive dismissal of an employee with a longstanding work-from-home arrangement.
Breaking the Deadlock: How Shareholders’ Agreements and “Shotgun” Clauses Help Resolve Disputes
Apr 14, 2025Shareholder disputes are common in businesses, but a well-drafted shareholders’ agreement containing a “shotgun” clause can help provide a resolution.
The End of a Saga: Application of Due Diligence Assessment Criteria for “Employers” in R v. Sudbury Upheld
Apr 9, 2025The Ontario Court of Appeal issued a final ruling that provides practical guidance to project owners respecting their obligations as “employers” under the OHSA.
Revised Innovation Tax Credits in the 2025-2026 Quebec Budget – Investors Take Note
Apr 9, 2025Quebec's 2025-2026 budget overhauls innovation tax incentives with expanded R&D credits and AI-focused e-business credits.
Notice to Developers – BCFSA Pilot Program Extends Early Marketing Period for Large Developments
Apr 8, 2025BCFSA’s 2025 Pilot Program allows early marketing of eligible 100+ unit projects for 18 months instead of 12, addressing delays from current market conditions.
Bye Bye American Supply – Ontario Procurement Opportunities for Most US Businesses Run Dry
Apr 8, 2025In response to US tariffs, Ontario's Procurement Restriction Policy bans US-based companies from doing business with public sector entities.
As Federal Legislation Stalls, Alberta Continues to Move Forward with its Privacy Reform Efforts
Apr 8, 2025As federal privacy reform stalls, Alberta advances with new public sector laws (POPA/ATIA replacing FOIP) and 12 recommendations to its private sector law, PIPA
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