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Forum for Senior Securities Practitioners

The Forum’s Steering Committee welcomes senior practitioners and regulators personally selected from law firms and provincial securities...

Indigenous Law Insights – June 2025

Stay current with the latest developments in Indigenous law and policy across Canada by tuning into Osler’s Indigenous Law Insights, a monthly...

Legislative Update Report No. 2025-11 Le Bulletin d’actualités législatives

Osler's Legislative Update is a bi-weekly listing of new legislation. This issue covers legislation for the period 05/22 to 06/11 In...

EHG Privacy 101: data governance and getting ready for diligence

Osler is pleased to invite you to the second session in our EHG Privacy 101 webinar series, designed to support early-stage and high-growth...

Strong Borders Act proposes sweeping changes to Canada’s AML regime

Canada’s Strong Borders Act, proposes changes to the country’s AML regime, including increases to maximum administrative penalties and fines.

Keith Marlowe, KC, becomes a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America

Osler is proud to announce that Keith Marlowe, KC, has become a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America, an invitation-only honorary society...

Osler recognized on BIV’s list of Biggest law firms in Metro Vancouver

Osler continues to grow and strengthen its presence in Vancouver, celebrating 10 years of excellence and innovation in the region. We are proud...

Jessica Fleming

Jessica is an associate in the tax group. Her practice focuses on tax controversy, litigation and advisory services. Prior to joining Osler,...

In a welcome sign for major new project proponents, SCC breathes new life into interjurisdictional immunity

A recent SCC decision relating to interjurisdictional immunity is a welcome development for proponents of regulatory and jurisdictional certainty.

Addressing claims where Aboriginal rights and title overlap

Overlapping claims of Aboriginal title raise complex legal and factual issues that have yet to be fully determined by the courts.