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Featured Osler Updates March 24, 2026

A client may terminate a service agreement to further its own commercial interests, Superior Court of Québec rules

The decision reaffirms the discretionary nature of a client’s right to terminate a service contract.

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A client may terminate a service agreement to further its own commercial interests, Superior Court of Québec rules
Featured Osler Updates March 25, 2026

Canada and Alberta sign draft cooperation agreement on impact assessment after historic MOU

We explore the key aspects of the new agreement and its potential implications for project proponents.

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Featured Osler Updates March 23, 2026

Québec Superior Court offers guidance on pre-packaged transactions in insolvency proceedings

The case establishes key criteria for determining when a prepack is appropriate in restructuring proceedings.

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Osler Update March 31, 2021

Federal government issues updated guidelines on national security review of foreign investments

On March 24, 2021, the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry released a statement accompanying an updated version of the Guidelines on the...

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Osler Update March 31, 2021

Choice of Law for Arbitration Agreements: A Case Comment on Enka Insaat Ve Sanayi AS v. OOO Insurance Company Chubb, [2020] UKSC 38

A recent decision of the U.K. Supreme Court may help clarify which law governs an arbitration clause in a commercial contract when the...

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Osler Update March 30, 2021

Bank error in your favour – The $900 million wire transfer mistake: Practical implications in the Canadian lending context

In August 2020 an unprecedented black swan event occurred when Citibank N.A. (Citibank), acting as an administrative agent in a loan facility,...

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Osler Update March 30, 2021

Do lenders still have a duty of good faith? Supreme Court decides in Wastech

The SCC’s decision in Wastech, reaffirming the duty of good faith in the context of contractual discretionary rights, has important implications...

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Osler Update March 30, 2021

How technology and AI are transforming the construction and infrastructure industry (Webinar)

In this special webinar, Osler lawyers Simon Hodgett and Andrew Wong are joined by Rosemarie Lipman, Chief Information Officer and Senior Vice...

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Osler Update March 30, 2021

Stephen Poloz on building a resilient post-pandemic Canadian economy

Osler Special Advisor Stephen Poloz shares his thoughts on how Canada can work to build a resilient post-COVID-19 Canadian economy.

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Stephen Poloz on building a resilient post-pandemic Canadian economy
Osler Update March 29, 2021

Amendments to remove Canadian residency requirements for directors of Alberta corporations now in force

Previously-announced amendments to the Business Corporations Act and the Companies Act removing all Canadian residency requirements for corporate...

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Osler Update March 29, 2021

Mediation-Arbitration in Canada

Mediation-Arbitration – also referred to as Med-Arb – is an innovative alternative dispute resolution process that begins with mediation and then...

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Osler Update March 26, 2021

The Supreme Court of Canada upholds the constitutionality of federal carbon pricing legislation

On March 25, 2021, the Supreme Court of Canada released its much-anticipated decision, upholding the constitutionality of the Greenhouse Gas...

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Osler Update March 25, 2021

Canada joins the U.S., E.U. and U.K. in sanctioning Chinese officials over the treatment of Uyghur Muslims

On March 22, 2021, the Canadian government announced that it would be imposing sanctions on four officials and a state-run organization in the...

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