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Osler Update May 31, 2023

Ontario Court of Appeal provides guidance on the meaning of ‘material change’ under the Securities Act

What constitutes a “material change” requiring disclosure under the Ontario Securities Act? Two companion decisions from the Ontario Court of...

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Ontario Court of Appeal provides guidance on the meaning of ‘material change’ under the Securities Act
Blog March 30, 2023

British Columbia Securities Commission levies $1.5 million in sanctions on trio of investment scammers

In December, the British Columbia Securities Commission banned three actors from the capital markets for life after defrauding investors in a battery...

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British Columbia Securities Commission levies $1.5 million in sanctions on trio of investment scammers
Osler Update November 30, 2022

Ontario Superior Court denies leave and certification in proposed securities class action, provides guidance on plaintiffs’ evidentiary burden and mining issuers’ disclosure obligations

Facts literally “buried in the ground” cannot form the basis of a viable misrepresentation claim, said the Ontario Superior Court of Justice in a...

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Osler Update October 20, 2022

The Superior Court of Québec denies certification of a proposed worldwide securities class action

Osler lawyers review a Québec court decision in which a proposed securities class action was solely based on a short seller report.

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The Superior Court of Québec denies certification of a proposed worldwide securities class action
Blog April 29, 2022

Securities Commission confirms statutory confidentiality provisions apply to Staff and witnesses

An Ontario Securities Commission hearing panel recently found that Staff improperly disclosed confidential witness testimony. Does this signal a...

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Securities Commission confirms statutory confidentiality provisions apply to Staff and witnesses
Blog April 8, 2022

The perils of asserting privilege

Canadian courts — up to and including the Supreme Court of Canada — have confirmed that solicitor-client privilege is a substantive...

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The perils of asserting privilege
Osler Update December 9, 2021

Staff successfully appeals decision of its own self-regulatory organization

Staff of the Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada successfully appealed a decision of its own self-regulatory organization hearing panel last...

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Blog November 23, 2021

The pursuit of protection and deterrence: the OSC finds MFDA panel erred in failing to impose a fine

Last month, the Ontario Securities Commission ruled that a decision of the self-regulating Mutual Fund Dealers Association of Canada regarding...

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The pursuit of protection and deterrence: the OSC finds MFDA panel erred in failing to impose a fine
Blog October 6, 2021

Québec Financial Market Administrative Tribunal’s long reach

A recent decision by the Court of Appeal of Québec demonstrates the long reach of the Financial Markets Administrative Tribunal (the FMAT).

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Québec Financial Market Administrative Tribunal’s long reach
Osler Update July 9, 2021

Understanding recent changes to non-GAAP and other financial measure disclosure

In their Osler Update, authors Daniel Kolibar, Kelsey Armstrong and Lindsay Hofer comment on National Instrument 52-112 – Non-GAAP and Other...

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