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Ontario’s 2025 provincial election: Political contributions – what businesses need to know
Ontario’s 44th general election will take place on February 27.
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Individual variable insurance contracts: CCIR and CISRO propose a regulatory framework for public consultation
The Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators and the Canadian Insurance Services Regulatory Organizations have published a draft guidance document for public consultation on the regulation of individual variable insurance contracts — specifically, proposing to create a national, principled standard for insurers and intermediaries offering and/or servicing IVICs in Canada (the Proposed Guidance).
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Ontario’s 2025 provincial election: “Third party political advertising” rules
Ontario’s 44th general election will take place on February 27. Trade organizations, not-for-profits and other entities that are considering engaging in the political process during this time must know the law and understand how to navigate the rules and restrictions imposed by Ontario’s Election Finances Act (EFA).
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