Updated Ineligibility and Suspension Policy creates significant new compliance challenges for suppliers to Government of Canada

Selling goods and services to the Government of Canada just became more challenging.

Incoming changes to consumer protection laws: implications for financial service providers

A summary of the key changes expected to affect financial service providers in Ontario, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador.

AccessPrivacy Monthly Call: Legislative Reform in the Canadian Privacy and Data Arena

In this month’s webinar, Adam Kardash is joined by Partners and Special Counsel from Osler's Privacy and Data...

News and insights from Osler’s market-leading Real Estate team (5th ed.) May 2024

Stay current on developing legislation and news from Osler’s Commercial Real Estate sector.

Ontario court finds police cannot circumvent Parliament’s tailor-made warrants for digital assets

As new technologies emerge in an evolving enforcement framework, companies should ensure their rights are understood and protected.

Saskatchewan’s Franchise Disclosure Act receives royal assent

Saskatchewan recently become the seventh Canadian province to enact franchise legislation.

Emerging AI security risks and considerations: key takeaways from the NIST adversarial machine learning report

As AI systems become increasingly prevalent, businesses face novel and evolving security and privacy risks.

Project owners as employers under the OHSA and other implications of the SCC’s R. v Greater Sudbury (City) decision

Members of Osler’s Construction and Infrastructure, Litigation and Employment and Labour teams for a 30-minute webinar to discuss the case and its...

Corporate Governance for Emerging and High Growth Companies Part 2 – Navigating key changes in your company’s evolution

Chad Bayne, Partner, Founder and Co-Chair of Osler’s Emerging and High Growth Companies Group and John Valley, a Partner in...

Court confirms difficulty in overturning recognition and enforcement of arbitral award pursuant to UNCITRAL Model Law

Allegations surrounding arbitrator impartiality and independence are not likely to be entertained by Ontario courts if they have already been...