2025 has already seen several important developments touching on Aboriginal rights, the duty to consult, UNDRIP, land-use planning and more.
Major developments in Indigenous law in 2025
Court of Appeal takes a purposive approach in affirming certification of a securities class action against a crypto asset trading platform
A recent decision provides insight into the approach Ontario courts are taking to securities class actions involving cryptocurrencies.
Recent decisions on the duty to consult, treaty rights and legislative updates
We discuss a few recent decisions and new legislation affecting the duty to consult and treaty rights.
Mixed feedback on the OSC’s proposal to improve retail investor access to long-term assets
We recap the OSC’s proposed fund structure and the positive and negative reactions from various stakeholders.
Judicial review of adjudication determinations in the Ontario Divisional Court
Recent decisions of the Ontario Divisional Court have addressed applications for judicial review of an adjudicator’s determination.
Key legal updates on Aboriginal rights
The doctrine of Aboriginal rights continues to evolve.
Further updates regarding the U.S. pro-crypto policy shift
A clear shift in U.S. crypto priorities suggests substantial change, potentially leading to regulatory clarity and crypto-specific legislation.
Recent developments in Aboriginal title
After some major recent decisions, the legal doctrine of Aboriginal title continues to evolve.
From consultation to consent: the integration of UNDRIP in Canadian law
A recent decision on a nuclear disposal facility considers how the UNDRIP principles should be interpreted in the context of Canadian laws.
When are workplace investigation reports protected by solicitor-client privilege?
Whether a workplace investigation report is protected by solicitor-client privilege depends on the context in which it was prepared.
