Quebec’s Anonymization Regulation: A Step-by-Step Guide For Businesses
Sep 9, 2024In this bulletin, we provide you a step-by-step guide to understanding the Quebec anonymization regulation.
What Canadian Businesses Need to Know About the New Tariffs on Chinese Steel, Aluminum and Electric Vehicles (or: Why Your Next EV May Come with a Side of Surtax)
Aug 28, 2024On August 26, 2024, the Government of Canada announced trade measures targeting Chinese imports such as electric vehicles and steel & aluminum.
Tariffs, Trade, and Economic Security: Insights on Canada’s Latest Consultation
Aug 21, 2024On August 9, 2024, Global Affairs Canada initiated a 45-day public consultation process focused on safeguarding and enhancing Canada's economic security.
Understanding Privacy Policies: Clarifying What They Are Not, and Avoiding Common Misconceptions
Aug 21, 2024In this bulletin, we explain what a privacy policy is by looking at what it is not.
Overview of the Canadian Legal Framework Relative to Artificial Intelligence Systems Following the Adoption of the AI Act in Europe
Aug 9, 2024This article provides you with an overview of the Canadian legal landscape relative to AI systems following the adoption of the AI Act in Europe.
Expanded IP Protection in Canada for Buildings and Structures
Jul 30, 2024On June 14, 2024, CIPO extended industrial design protection to buildings. This may impact the decisions of those in the construction industry.
Clearing the Cache: BC Court Orders for Return of Data in Privacy Breach Dispute
Jul 8, 2024A recent BCSC decision provides an example of a remedy that a public body may seek if personal information in their custody is obtained without authorization.
Updated Bill 96 Regulations – In the End, Status Quo Mostly Prevails, Except When it Comes to Size
Jul 3, 2024On June 26, 2024, a Regulation was published, aiming to clarify and complement certain amendments made to the Charter of the French Language under Bill 96
Corporate Restructuring Meets Intellectual Property: Quebec Superior Court Overturns Disclaimer Notice and Issues the First Canadian Interpretation of Usage Rights under the CCAA
Jun 19, 2024In the context of a restructuring, the debtor's right to resiliate a contract under s. 32 of the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act is far from absolute.
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