Navigating Change: Post Election Insights
June 20, 2018
7:30 AM – 9:00 AM
McMillan LLP Brookfield Place, Suite 4400 181 Bay Street Toronto, Ontario, M5J 2T3
Ontario has a new political party in power for the first time in 15 years. What does it mean for business? How can you work through the uncertainty?
McMillan LLP and McMillan Vantage Policy Group invite you to our ‘Post-Election Insights’ event. Our panel of government relations experts have deep political knowledge and first-hand experience with the campaigns. They will address the election and provide insights as to how your business can successfully navigate the new government’s policy agenda and its key players.
Moderator
Dave McKechnie, Chair, Employment and Labour Relations, McMillan LLP
Panelists
Richard Mahoney, Managing Director McMillan Vantage Policy Group
Tom Parkin, Postmedia national politics columnist, NDP strategist
Melanie Paradis, Senior Communications Advisor for the Ontario PC Party
For more information contact:
McMillan Events
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Insights (5 Posts)View More
What’s New in the FAQs: Recent Competition Bureau Guidance on the Amendments to Canada’s Competition Act
Commenting on the Competition Bureau's FAQs describing how the Bureau will enforce the amended merger and reviewable conduct provisions of the Competition Act.
Developer-Friendly Changes Proposed for Ontario’s Record of Site Condition Regime
Ontario is proposing to amend its Record of Site Condition legislation to streamline brownfield development and support other development projects.
Buyer’s Remorse: Asset Purchaser Liable for Pre-Closing Employment Liabilities of Vendor
In a recent British Columbia decision, an asset purchaser was held liable for the pre-closing employment-related liabilities of the vendor.
Reducing NSF Fees: Proposed Regulations Amending the Financial Consumer Protection Framework Regulations
The Governor in Council announced a proposal to amend regulations aimed at reducing non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees.
Federal Court of Appeal Upholds Arrears Interest on Non-Existent Tax Debts: Bank of Nova Scotia v Canada, 2024 FCA 192
The Federal Court of Appeal upheld the charging of "arrears interest" on notional income tax liabilities that are completely offset by carry-backs.
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