Responding to environmental incidents in a time of greater scrutiny

Recent cases in Canada have illustrated that Environment and Climate Change Canada, and other regulatory bodies, are issuing substantial penalties...

Q1 2023 Economic Update with Stephen Poloz

Please join us virtually for an update on Stephen’s view on the economy and insights into what to expect for 2023.

AccessPrivacy Monthly Call: 10 key proposals for enhancing Bill C-27

The webinar provides privacy professionals with a unique opportunity to stay current in the rapidly-evolving field of privacy and data governance...

Carbon capture, utilization and storage developments in British Columbia and Alberta

Carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technology promises to be a key tool in Canada’s goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050....

U.S. capital markets regulators crack down on recordkeeping and unapproved communication methods

The rise of alternative messaging applications poses challenges for many firms’ recordkeeping obligations. Lawrence Ritchie, Sarah...

Indigenous Law Insights: Federal and B.C. UNDRIP updates and energy project commitments made to Manitoba Métis Federation

Each webinar will provide an update on recent court decisions, as well as pending and new legislative and policy developments.

Increased scrutiny, novel measures, and higher penalties: Trends in environmental investigations, enforcement, and prosecutions

Environmental enforcement actions can result in orders or minor administrative penalties or fines. However, there is a growing trend, both federally...

On the road to greater regulatory clarity: The CSA provides further guidance on its expectations for crypto asset platforms and the trading of stablecoins in Canada

The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) have recently introduced new Pre-Registration Undertakings (PRUs) that will apply to crypto asset...

U.S. judge questions the silencing provisions of no-admit-no-deny settlements with the SEC

Under a no-admit-no-deny settlement provision, parties usually agree that they won’t make any statements, public or otherwise, that are...