Exploring regulatory pathways toward the safe adoption of autonomous vehicles

Comparing the Canadian regulatory approach to AVs with that of the United States and United Kingdom.

Federal Court of Appeal affirms new trademark owners not required to account for non-use

The Court has affirmed there is no obligation on new trademark owners to account for non-use prior to the acquisition of the trademark in question.

Amendments to Ontario’s Construction Act

Osler’s Construction and Infrastructure team discusses project delivery, as well as claims and adjudication strategies.

AI in hiring: Ontario employers grappling with new job posting disclosure requirement

New rules are in effect in Ontario that require employers to disclose whether AI is used in publicly advertised job postings.

Privacy in the spotlight: insights from our second annual conference in Montréal

The major themes from the second annual Privacy Conference in Montréal were presented in five Updates.

Canadian federal government releases hybrid mismatch and other draft tax amendments

The draft changes also cover qualified investments for registered plans and various other measures.

Year-in-review: privacy litigation highlights

Osler’s Privacy Conference discussed key trends in privacy law, focusing on litigation and regulatory decisions.

Autonomous vehicles: Canada’s existing regulatory framework

Introduction Comprehensive regulations must be in place before fully automated, driverless vehicles (AVs) can occupy Canadian roadways. A...

Evolving needs for Emerging and High Growth Companies: Series C and later stage

Learn about commercial and employment considerations for emerging, high-growth companies at the Series C stage.

Evolving needs for Emerging and High Growth Companies: Series B stage

Learn about commercial and employment considerations for emerging, high-growth companies at the Series B stage.