Canada’s Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act: Where to next for companies?
Join subject matter experts from McMillan and Pillar Two for a webinar to support companies in addressing their forced labour, child labour and other modern slavery risks, and to support their reporting obligations under the Canadian Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act.
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.
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.
Special Measures for Employers Introduced in Response to U.S. Tariffs
Mar 20, 2025The federal government recently introduced special measures to the Work-Sharing Program to help mitigate the impact of U.S. tariffs on employers and employees.
Canada Expands National Security Reviews of Foreign Investment in the Face of Trade Wars
Mar 7, 2025In response to the US-Canada trade war, Canada updated its national security guidelines to treat economic security as a national security factor.
New Russian Sanctions and Terrorist Designations Increase Compliance Requirements for Businesses in Canada
Feb 26, 2025Sanctions Update: The Government expands sanctions regime against Russia and designates criminal organizations as terrorists under the Criminal Code.
Navigating Economic Uncertainty: What Companies Need to Know About Force Majeure Clauses Under Quebec Law
Feb 18, 2025This bulletin explores what constitutes a force majeure clause and how it is applied in B2B commercial agreements.
Company Ordered to Cease Using Facial Recognition Technology to Monitor Access to its Facilities: Overview of Quebec Privacy Regulator’s Decision
Feb 11, 2025In this bulletin, we provide an overview of the Quebec privacy regulator's decision in ordering the Company to cease using its facial recognition technology.
The Pause on the Tariff War: How Businesses Can Use the Reprieve Wisely
Feb 5, 2025Canadian businesses should prepare for US tariffs, set for March 4, 2025, by considering availability of duty drawbacks and remission applications.
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