Osler and Alvarez & Marsal: Real estate issues in an insolvency

Learn about issues likely to be encountered in an insolvency, with insights learned through experience from experts in Osler’s insolvency and...

CRA releases revised APA guidance

The CRA revised its guidance on Advance Pricing Arrangements, introducing significant updates to criteria for acceptance into the program. The...

AccessPrivacy Monthly Call: Exploring a Governance Model for Demonstrable Accountability: Health Privacy Call

Our inaugural AccessPrivacy health privacy call will focus on the concept of demonstrable accountability, which has become a key expectation for...

Tokenization: unlocking value and legal challenges

Recently, the cryptocurrency market has taken to tokenizing real-world assets (RWA) such as stocks, bonds, farmland, and precious metals.

Indigenous Law Insights: River Dena Council v. Yukon Indigenous mining project consultation and the SCC upholds Bill C-92 constitutionality

Staying abreast of developments in Indigenous law and policy is critical for legal and business professionals in many industries across Canada. To...

Yes, Québec consumer protection laws actually can get stricter: what you need to know about the new warranty and repair obligations of Bill 29

Québec’s Bill 29 introduces new warranty requirements, a prohibition on planned obsolescence, stricter penalties for non-compliance and other...

OECD releases transfer pricing guidance on a simplified and streamlined approach (Amount B of Pillar One)

The OECD has released its first transfer pricing report on Amount B of Pillar One, which introduces a simplified transfer pricing methodology for...

‘Lacuna matata’: should we worry about a gap in B.C.’s domestic arbitration scheme?

The British Columbia Court of Appeal has found a gap in the province’s arbitration system that affects dispute deficiencies and appeals.

Del Giudice dismissed: Court of Appeal shows how the certification ‘cause of action’ component can be used to end meritless claims

In a recent decision, the Court of Appeal for Ontario reaffirmed that the cause of action component of the certification test is intended to be a...

Ontario releases new regulations for carbon storage

New regulations in Ontario pave the way for carbon storage demonstration projects using private wells.