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In 2019, the Canadian Government codified an interested party’s obligation to act in good faith with respect to proceedings under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act.

The circumstances of the past two years have forced the justice sector to evolve rapidly. Looking ahead, which of these changes will be here to stay?

In October, the Court of Appeal released its decision in R. v. Morris on how evidence on anti-Black racism should be taken into account on sentencing.

The CCCA Ontario Chapter is pleased to once again partner with Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP to get you up to speed on recent key developments in corporate governance.

In 2021, Laurentian University filed for creditor protection, surprising students, educators and post-secondary administrators across the province.

With legal matters related to environmental, MGA social and governance issues increasing in the areas of natural resources and energy law, ensuring you’re at the forefront of litigation and regulatory matters is key for your clients.

After two years of unprecedented uncertainty, tax law and pensions and benefits law practitioners continue to be challenged to keep up with unpredictable changes in the legal landscape.

While children are not always parties to a proceeding, children are able to participate in legal proceedings in a variety of ways. 

Protecting your client’s litigation privilege is an important aspect of any litigation proceeding.

Following a busy fall full of COVID-19 vaccination policy rollouts and challenges to the policies by labour unions and employees, labour arbitrators are beginning to issue decisions based on these disputes.