Canada: Compliance

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Episode 27: Emond – Interpreting Insurance Contracts (Podcast)
Appealing Briefs is a podcast series hosted by McCarthy Tétrault partner Adam Goldenberg that delivers concise updates on significant decisions from Canadian appellate courts. Each episode features interviews with leading lawyers and business advisors who break down complex legal rulings and explain their practical implications for businesses, industries, and legal practitioners across Canada.
Canada Litigation
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McCarthy Tétrault LLP
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Working For Workers Four Act: Evolving Litigation Risks In The Hiring Process
Ontario's new employment transparency rules, effective January 1, 2026, mandate salary disclosure, AI usage notification, and candidate communication timelines in job postings. These requirements create extensive documentation that may serve as evidence in future employment disputes, fundamentally altering the legal landscape for both hiring practices and wrongful dismissal claims.
Canada Employment
LL
Lerners LLP
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Vérification De Prix De Transfert : Guide Sur Le Prix De Transfert 2026 - Partie 2
Navigating a transfer pricing audit in Canada requires understanding CRA's extensive verification powers, documentation requirements, and the critical importance of protecting attorney-client privilege. This guide examines the audit lifecycle from initial contact through conclusion, including functional interviews, information requests, and the consequences of non-compliance with CRA demands.
Canada Tax
MT
McCarthy Tétrault LLP
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Buy Ontario Procurement Directive: Key Requirements For Public Sector Procurements
Ontario's new Buy Ontario Procurement Directive consolidates existing procurement initiatives and introduces significant requirements for government and broader public sector entities, including municipalities, to prioritize Ontario-made and Canadian goods and services. The Directive establishes strategic categories for fleet vehicles and capital infrastructure, implements domestic supply chain planning methods, and restricts US business participation in public procurement.
Canada Government
TL
Torys LLP
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