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Osler Legal Outlook

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The legal landscape shifted dramatically in 2025, setting the stage for changes that will shape business in the year ahead. To help you stay ahead of the curve, we’re excited to share Osler Legal Outlook , our comprehensive look at what’s new and what’s next in business law. Featuring 23 insightful, in-depth articles, Osler Legal Outlook breaks down the most significant legal developments of the past year and explains what they mean for your business moving forward.   For more information about Osler and for the full Osler Legal Outlook, please visit

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Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP

Category

Business

Podcast website

www.legaloutlook.ca

Latest episode

Dec 4, 2025

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Episodes

Managing risks and meeting the future: financial services regulatory trends 01.12.2023

In this article – “Managing risks and meeting the future: financial services regulatory trends” – we review recent, upcoming and potential changes to legislation and regulations in the financial services space, as well as their implications for borrowers, lenders and other industry participants.  This article is authored by Victoria Graham, a partner in Osler’s Financial Services Regulatory group;...

Proposed clean electricity regulations: is Canada staying in its lane? 01.12.2023

In this article – “Proposed clean electricity regulations: is Canada staying in its lane?” – we review the Canadian government’s proposed clean electricity regulations as part of its energy transition plan, and how this is contributing to further jurisdiction challenges between Ottawa and the provinces over climate policy.  This article is authored by Paula Olexiuk, partner, Energy and Co-Chair, C...

A tempest of change: impact of climate-related litigation and regulation 01.12.2023

In this article – “A tempest of change: impact of climate-related litigation and regulation” – we discuss the rising trend of climate litigation in Canada and around the world involving both corporations and governments, ESG legislation and regulation, greenwashing claims, evolving disclosure requirements and the impacts on corporations and their boards. This article is authored by Jennifer Fairfa...

Canada emerging as powerhouse in the global EV supply chain 01.12.2023

In this article – “Canada emerging as powerhouse in the global EV supply chain” – we look at all of the advantages Canada has in the race to become a leader in supporting the production of electric vehicles.  This article is authored by Shahir Guindi, Ad. E., Chair Emeritus and partner, Corporate Group; Alan Hutchison, partner, Corporate and Co-Chair, Mining; Hugo-Pierre Gagnon, partner, Corporate...

AI governance: navigating the path ahead 01.12.2023

In this article – “AI governance: Navigating the path ahead” – we review the significant changes in the artificial intelligence sector during the past year, along with the legislative and regulatory developments that have the potential to dramatically impact the use and adoption of AI and related technologies.  This article is authored by Simon Hodgett and Sam Ip, partners in the Technology Group....

Presenting our Legal Outlook 01.12.2023

In this introduction, we share insights on key legal developments in 2023 and their implications for Canadian business. The highlights covered here are further explored in the 24 articles that make up this report.  This introduction is authored by James Brown, who is a partner in our Corporate practice, and Jacqueline Code, partner and Chair, Research. Osler Legal Outlook is brought to you by Osle...

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