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Competition Act: Expanded private enforcement rights now in force
On Friday, June 20, 2025, Competition Act amendments came into force that significantly expand private parties’ ability to bring cases to the Competition Tribunal.
The US and Canada have healthcare, life science and medical device industries that are complex and interconnected.
On March 6, President Donald Trump instituted a 25 percent ad valorem rate of duty on goods imported from Canada under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.[1] The tariffs will not be implemented on goods that comply with the United States-MexicoCanada Agreement until April 2.[2] In turn, Canada has announced a $155 billion tariff package on the US.[3]
Download the full Law360 article, "Mitigating Tariff Risks For Healthcare In US And Canada."
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On Friday, June 20, 2025, Competition Act amendments came into force that significantly expand private parties’ ability to bring cases to the Competition Tribunal.
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On June 12, the Canadian Securities Administrators published a proposed replacement of National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects and its related companion policy and form of technical report.
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Canada’s Competition Bureau recently released the final version of its guideline on “Environmental claims and the Competition Act” that is intended to help businesses ensure their environmental claims comply with the Competition Act’s deceptive marketing provisions that came into force last June.
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