Canada: Compliance

In the past year, U.S. charities have faced an increasingly uncertain landscape. Executive orders and federal funding freezes have made it difficult for many organizations—especially those with international missions or virtual operations—to plan for the future.

Au cours de la dernière année, les organismes de bienfaisance américains ont été confrontés à un contexte de plus en plus incertain.

Canadian corporate foundations occupy a unique space within the broader charitable sector, often blending private sector governance with public benefit mandates.

Securities registrants in Ontario are required to comply with the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) regulatory framework to maintain their registration and operate within the province's capital markets.

For firms and individuals registered in Ontario's capital markets, undergoing a compliance review by the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) is a routine...

Shareholders might assume that a corporation's failure to comply with statutory transparency obligations can be challenged at any time. The Ontario Court of Appeal's recent decision in Lagana v 2324965 makes...

In Terry Longair Professional Corporation v. Akumin Inc., the Court upheld the certification of a class action against a public company and its officers for alleged misrepresentations...

OSC Staff Notice 33-759 Registration, Inspections and Examinations Division 2025 Annual Report is the second annual report issued by the recently reorganized Registration, Inspections and Examinations (RIE) division at the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC).

Dans le secteur canadien du cannabis en pleine évolution, recourir à un processus de restructuration, notamment en vertu de la Loi sur les arrangements avec les créanciers des compagnies (LACC), n'est plus considéré comme un échec, mais plutôt comme un outil permettant d'assurer la poursuite des activités et la valeur à long terme.