Technology Law and Digital Law

Canadian organizations face intensifying regulatory enforcement, shifting market conditions, and accelerating technology risks in 2026. This comprehensive outlook examines critical developments across private equity, competition law, power infrastructure, public procurement, tax policy, and technology governance that will shape strategic decisions in the year ahead.

Le paysage commercial, juridique et réglementaire évolue rapidement et, pour réussir en 2026, les organisations se doivent d’être bien préparées.

During a deal, teams appropriately focus on price, structure, and tax, but those same pressures can leave less time to fully interrogate cyber risk. Meanwhile, attackers are quietly circling your transaction...

Corporate investment in AI continues to accelerate globally and patent filings for AI-related inventions are rising across every major jurisdiction. The threshold question, “Is this invention eligible for patent protection?” has become a central battleground for AI and software innovators.

Canadian organizations face intensifying regulatory enforcement, shifting market conditions, and accelerating technology risks in 2026. This comprehensive outlook examines critical developments across private equity, competition law, power infrastructure, public procurement, tax policy, and technology governance that will shape strategic decisions in the year ahead.

Le paysage commercial, juridique et réglementaire évolue rapidement et, pour réussir en 2026, les organisations se doivent d’être bien préparées.

Recent enforcement activity in Toronto has escalated into a large-scale regulatory crackdown on cryptocurrency businesses.

A recent international law enforcement operation has highlighted the growing scale and sophistication of cryptocurrency fraud, while simultaneously raising complex tax issues for Canadian victims.

The Government of Canada has introduced a comprehensive federal framework for regulating fiat-backed stablecoins through Budget 2025, establishing the Bank of Canada as the primary regulator.