Drew Hasselback
Financial Post
Toronto, ON, Canada
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Decoding when Canadian securities law applies to cryptocurrencies
Whether a new cryptocoin offering is actually a securities offering comes down to a 40-year-old Supreme Court of Canada case → Read More
Decoding when Canadian securities law applies to cryptocurrencies
Whether a new cryptocoin offering is actually a securities offering comes down to a 40-year-old Supreme Court of Canada case → Read More
Big banks raise consumer lending rates after Bank of Canada hike
The prime lending rate at the country's five big banks will rise to 3.2 per cent, effective Thursday, → Read More
Bank of Canada rate hike triggers boost to consumer lending rates
The prime lending rate at the country's five big banks will rise to 3.2 per cent, effective Thursday, following the Bank of Canada's rate hike → Read More
Lynyrd Skynyrd case shows that a deal is a deal, and anything else is for the free birds
Without meaningful protection, a consent order is just a piece of paper and ‘ain’t no good for nothing else,' said U.S. judge Robert W. Sweet → Read More
Lynyrd Skynyrd case shows that a deal is a deal, and anything else is for the free birds
Without meaningful protection, a consent order is just a piece of paper and ‘ain’t no good for nothing else,' said U.S. judge Robert W. Sweet → Read More
Chapter 19 may be a NAFTA deal breaker for Canada, but can it survive a legal challenge in the U.S.?
As NAFTA negotiations get underway today, the Financial Post takes a look at what Canada is calling the ‘deal-breaker’ → Read More
Chapter 19 may be a NAFTA deal breaker for Canada, but can it survive a legal challenge in the U.S.?
As NAFTA negotiations get underway today, the Financial Post takes a look at what Canada is calling the ‘deal-breaker’ → Read More
OSC approves $12.5-million settlement in Home Capital case
The settlement requires that $11 million of the proceeds be used to fund part of a proposed $29.5-million settlement in a related class action lawsuit → Read More
OSC approves $12.5-million settlement in Home Capital case
The settlement requires that $11 million of the proceeds be used to fund part of a proposed $29.5-million settlement in a related class action lawsuit → Read More
Regulators signal tougher approach to protect minority investors in conflict transactions
Securities regulators say they will now review conflict transactions in 'real time' to protect minority shareholders → Read More
The cost to get adult kids out of the house? We’ll pay $24,000, says bank poll
Nearly half parents surveyed are willing to spend an average $24,000 to help their adult children move out → Read More
The cost to get adult kids out of the house? We’ll pay $24,000, says bank poll
Nearly half parents surveyed are willing to spend an average $24,000 to help their adult children move out → Read More
IMF predicts Canada will pass the U.S. to top G7 growth this year
The International Monetary Fund boosted its forecast for GDP growth from 1.9% to 2.5%, outpacing → Read More
U.S. slaps more duties on Canadian lumber shipments
The U.S. Department of Commerce boosted the levy it imposes on Canadian lumber shipments to 26.75 per cent from 19.88 per cent → Read More
Postmedia agrees to sell its Infomart business to Meltwater for $38 million
Meltwater is acquiring Infomart's media monitoring business, which consists of the company’s database of Canadian media content → Read More
Canadian government delays availability of class actions under Canada’s anti-spam law
Companies have won a reprieve that prevents class action lawyers from launching lawsuits over alleged breaches of Canada's anti-spam law → Read More
Toronto and Vancouver housing markets threaten Canada's rapid economic growth, OECD says
Canada's economy is growing so fast the country might soon hit full employment, the OECD says → Read More
Lawyers not embracing opportunities from technology, Deloitte report finds
Few in-house lawyers at big companies see investing in technology is a top priority → Read More
Canadian GDP soars 3.7 per cent in first quarter
While slightly below the average four per cent that had been expected by economists, the growth was huge compared with other economies → Read More