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Canada proposes further reforms to accelerate approvals for #MajorProjects, while provinces advance their own fast-tracking initiatives. How could these changes impact project proponents, regulatory processes and Indigenous consultation? Read more: https://t.co/zoydrkTBts

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Blakes is honoured to once again be named a 5-Star Pro Bono Firm by @CanLawMag, reflecting our ongoing commitment to pro bono service and meaningful community impact. Congratulations to all recognized firms! #ProBono #BlakesMeansBusiness

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Merger review activity rises in 2026, the Bureau settles with Parrish & Heimbecker, and three private litigants pursue abuse of dominance cases before the Competition Tribunal. Read more in the June #BlakesCompetitiveEdge: https://t.co/F3pQAabHAZ

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Are AI prompts and chat logs producible in litigation? Emerging case law from the U.S. and U.K. shows that courts may consider AI chat transcripts as evidence of a party’s actions and intentions. Read more: https://t.co/5nJr9csZqm #ArtificialIntelligence #BlakesMeansBusiness

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In a recent decision, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench denied receivership applications and upheld the parties’ arbitration process. This highlights the Court’s deference to #Arbitration agreements where factual disputes remain unresolved. Read more: https://t.co/unIljhwFML

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Recent U.S. trade investigation findings have resulted in new proposed #tariffs and trade risks for Canadian exporters. In response, Canada’s Bill C-35 could introduce stricter import controls and compliance obligations. Learn more: https://t.co/jCJIMDAzdH #BlakesMeansBusiness

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Canadian #CompetitionLaw enforcement continues to evolve across mergers, foreign investment, marketing practices and more. Businesses should assess compliance obligations and transaction risks amid expanded enforcement powers. https://t.co/n0IIvSe0Kq #BlakesMeansBusiness

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Bill C-34 proposes a new federal #DigitalSafety regime, expanding obligations for certain online operators and creating a Digital Safety Commission. Although not yet enacted, the proposed framework highlights key considerations for stakeholders: https://t.co/XOVw9pzm1D

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The International Chamber of Commerce’s updated #Arbitration Rules introduce streamlined procedures, Highly Expedited Arbitration Provisions and enhanced early determination mechanisms. Learn more in our latest bulletin: https://t.co/DZx6pcRkct #BlakesMeansBusiness

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What does Canada’s new "AI for All" strategy mean for your business? From privacy and digital safety reforms to infrastructure investments, the strategy outlines the federal government’s vision for #ArtificialIntelligence adoption in Canada. Read more: https://t.co/Lf7Cw3WarR

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Recent Canadian public M&A deals have relied on contingent value rights (CVRs) as a tool for bridging valuation gaps tied to a future milestone, asset or performance outcome. Learn about the key considerations for acquirors and target companies: https://t.co/vPqR4MsdyT #PublicMA

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The Department of Finance Canada published the Spring Economic Update 2026, which provides an overview of the Canadian economy’s current state and outlines the country’s economic policy priorities. Learn more: https://t.co/2UcgVeu3XV #BlakesMeansBusiness

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Eighteen Blakes lawyers are recognized in the @Lexpert Special Edition: Technology 2026. Our inclusion reflects the results we deliver for clients navigating complex technology transactions, disputes, regulatory matters and compliance obligations. #BlakesMeansBusiness

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Our practical overview compares Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code and Canada’s CCAA, and highlights key differences to help businesses better understand what to expect in both jurisdictions. Download your copy today: https://t.co/hwpZHODD0d #Bankruptcy #BlakesMeansBusiness

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The Canadian government has directed the CRTC to review its decision on streaming services’ contributions to Canadian content. What’s at stake for broadcasters like streaming platforms? Learn more: https://t.co/VS8XmbNUYf #Broadcasting #TechnologyLaw #BlakesMeansBusiness

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Congratulations to the 2026 Canadian General Counsel Awards recipients and finalists! Blakes is proud to celebrate our clients recognized this year, and to once again present the Blakes Judy L. Wilson Diversity Award. #CGCA #GeneralCounsel #LegalAwards

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Merger review activity holds steady in early 2026, the Bureau challenges the Keyera-Plains deal, and the federal government proposes changes to the Investment Canada Act exemption under federal banking law. Read more in the May #BlakesCompetitiveEdge: https://t.co/i6VyVa1Dqk

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Even outside normal working hours, an accident may be recognized as a work accident within the meaning of section 2 of Quebec’s Act respecting industrial accidents and occupational diseases. Learn more: https://t.co/Nf8ILfjHl2 #EmploymentLabour #BlakesMeansBusiness

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The Alberta Court of Appeal has expanded the scope of "interested parties" who may commence CCAA proceedings to include equity investors in appropriate cases. Learn more: https://t.co/ReBTRYaZHk #InsolvencyLaw #Restructuring #BlakesMeansBusiness

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The Spring 2026 issue of #BlakesDataGovernor is now available, covering developments in Canadian data protection, cybersecurity and AI law, including data portability, age assurance solutions and access to information reforms: https://t.co/nCAjkhGwXh #BlakesMeansBusiness