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As we enter 2026, Canada's regulatory landscape continues to evolve amid ongoing economic uncertainty, rapid technological advancement and shifting global dynamics. For businesses operating in Canada and across borders, agility and foresight will be essential in navigating this increasingly complex environment.
Marking the 10th edition of our annually published Canadian Regulatory Trends to Watch, our leading regulatory lawyers share their perspectives on the trends expected to define the year ahead. Spanning both key economic sectors and cross-sectoral developments in Canada, this milestone edition delivers insights that are designed to deliver practical, actionable guidance on the issues that matter most to your business.
We would like to express our gratitude to all the authors and contributors from the various practices and sectors. A special thank-you to our editorial team for this edition: Mélanie Power, Simon Kupi, and Jack Yuan.
Navigating today's shifting tariff and trade environment
Evolving trade policies, shifting tariff regimes and heightened scrutiny of foreign investment are creating both challenges and opportunities for Canadian businesses engaged in US cross-border activity. Our integrated team of legal and public policy professionals across Canada and the United States has developed Navigating today's shifting tariff and trade environment—a dedicated portal offering timely, practical insights to help businesses assess risk, manage compliance and plan strategically in a fluid trade landscape.
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