A new act prohibits non-Canadians from purchasing, directly or indirectly residential real estate in Canada for a period of two years.
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A new act prohibits non-Canadians from purchasing, directly or indirectly residential real estate in Canada for a period of two years.
If employees are taking the initiative to organize their own office holiday party, what are the employer’s responsibilities?
While holding a holiday party can have a unifying effect, any slippage that occurs can have the opposite effect. What are the employer responsabilities?
Estate planning makes good business sense. Make continuity plans for yourself and your business before it’s too late.
A receiver constitutes a party to an arbitration agreement and steps in the shoes of the debtor who had agreed to it. Therefore, a receiver in principle is bound by an arbitration agreement between a debtor and a third-party.
Raising capital is about to get a bit easier for public companies. Starting November 21, 2022, public companies will be able to raise funds under a new prospectus exemption recently announced by the Canadian Securities Administrators.
The Alberta government’s recent extensive red tape reduction measures are designed to attract not only investment, but entrepreneurs and innovative businesses to Alberta as part of the government’s Alberta Recovery Plan to grow and diversify the Alberta economy.
There is a mechanism you can use to overturn a Canada Border Services Agency decision.
Despite its challenges, securing an order for provisional injunction is far from impossible. Here is how to proceed.
These changes would significantly facilitate administrative processes for businesses, thus sparing them from unnecessary costs and delays.
If you own a corporation doing business in Quebec, employ more than 25 people in that corporation, or finance a corporation with personal property security, the new French language requirements may have an impact on your business operations.
In an effort to make Canada’s trade remedies regime more accessible, the federal government has made amendments to the Special Import Measures Act (SIMA) and the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act (CITT Act).
If you or your company has business ties with someone on Canada’s Russia Sanctions List, keep in mind that Canada’s economic sanctions could apply to you as well.