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Investors launch $2-million suit against Home Capital, three former executives – The Globe and Mail

An article in The Globe and Mail looks at a lawsuit launched by investors who sued Home Capital Group Inc. and three of its former executives for $2...

From AMPs to SIPPs: Why plan sponsors have a lot on the regulatory plate in 2018 – Benefits Canada

According to an article in Benefits Canada, administrative monetary penalties and statements of investment policies and procedures will be key...

To the stealthy go the spoils – Listed

Osler partner Manny Pressman characterizes the current M&A landscape in Canada as a “seller’s market” in an article in Listed.

Chief justice warns cross-border beer decision could create ‘uncertainty’ — CBC News

The Supreme Court of Canada’s chief justice expressed concern over the uncertainty that could arise from a case that has implications for...

Standards may require technical competence — Law Times

Osler partner Sarah Millar says the Federation of Law Societies of Canada’s proposal to amend its baseline professionalism standards to incorporate...

Here’s what Bill Morneau’s pension bill could mean for your retirement — The Globe and Mail

Osler partner Jana Steele tells The Globe and Mail she sees potential for target benefit plans (TBPs) in companies that are federally regulated with...

Dale Ponder named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women for 2017

Dale Ponder, Osler’s National Managing Partner and Co-Chair, has been named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women for 2017 by the Women’s...

Business risk from climate change now top of mind for Canada’s corporate boards – The Globe and Mail

As climate change is becoming top of mind for Canada’s corporate directors, Osler partner Andrew MacDougall tells The Globe and Mail that a lack of...

Appeal court won’t rule on tribunal’s jurisdiction over Shared Services contracts — CBC News

Osler associate Sonja Pavic tells CBC News that more clarity is needed regarding the scope of the national security exception.

Aecon eyes growth with $1.45-billion sale to Chinese construction group – The Globe and Mail

A recent article by The Globe and Mail looks at the sale of Canadian construction firm Aecon Group Inc. to Beijing-based China Communications...