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Osler Update July 22, 2021

The Court of Québec’s jurisdiction over civil matters must be revised, says the SCC

In a ruling dated June 30, 2021, the Supreme Court of Canada confirmed that the exclusive jurisdiction of the Court of Québec to hear civil cases in...

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The Court of Québec’s jurisdiction over civil matters must be revised, says the SCC
Webinar July 22, 2021

Q3 2021 Economic Update with Stephen Poloz

With over 27% of the population fully vaccinated, provinces in varying stages of re-opening, return-to-office plans underway and easing of...

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Q3 2021 Economic Update with Stephen Poloz
Osler Update July 21, 2021

Another Canadian court denies certification of Cambridge Analytica class action

The Court of Queen’s Bench for Saskatchewan recently dismissed the plaintiff’s application for class certification in Kish v. Facebook, Inc., a...

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Blog July 20, 2021

World Bank debars three companies in effort to promote higher integrity standards

The World Bank recently debarred three companies for alleged corrupt conduct. Osler’s Stéphane Eljarrat, Malcolm Aboud, Sarah Firestone and...

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Blog July 20, 2021

B.C. positions itself to lead hydrogen development with new policy framework

British Columbia recently unveiled its B.C. Hydrogen Strategy. Osler’s Sander Duncanson and Scott Carrière detail how the province aims to...

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Osler Update July 19, 2021

Scientific Research and Experimental Development: Is improving cost efficiency relevant?

In 2012 and 2013, 6398316 Canada Inc. designed and successfully constructed a house that required no grid-tied fuel for heating and cooling (such as...

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Scientific Research and Experimental Development: Is improving cost efficiency relevant?
Osler Update July 19, 2021

Sources of ethical obligations in international arbitration

When participating in international arbitration cases, counsel can be subject to a multiplicity of ethical obligations.

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Sources of ethical obligations in international arbitration
Blog July 16, 2021

Global financial crime compliance costs are trending upwards. Is Canada catching up?

A new report shows the costs of global financial crime compliance skyrocketed in the last year. In their blog post, Lawrence Ritchie, Sonja Pavic and...

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Osler Update July 16, 2021

Une banque correspondante n’assume pas le rôle d’une autorité de contrôle, d’un vérificateur ou d’assureur conclut la Cour supérieure de l’Ontario

La Cour supérieure de l’Ontario affirme qu’avec le recul, c’est toujours plus clair (« Hindsight is 20/20 ») alors qu’elle rejette les...

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Blog July 13, 2021

No conspiracy without ‘some evidence’; concludes Superior Court of Québec when dismissing proposed class action

In the recent decision in Hazan v. Micron Technology Inc. the Québec Superior Court dismissed a proposed class action alleging a conspiracy to...

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No conspiracy without ‘some evidence’; concludes Superior Court of Québec when dismissing proposed class action