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Canada Issues Proposed Federal Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Offset Regulations - Environment


Enhanced Soil Organic Carbon
The federal offset protocols are only intended to apply in those
Canadian provinces and territories that do not address the same
project activity through an existing regional offset program. Since
the Minister is expected to recognize many of the common offset
regimes currently enacted by provinces and territories (including
those dealing with the production of renewable energy from wind or
solar), it makes sense for the federal government to concentrate on
finalizing these less common protocols.
b. Application Criteria
A project description, including location, start date, BAU and
project scenarios
An estimate of the total GHG reductions to be achieved by the

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Key Developments In Canadian Insolvency Case Law In 2020 - Insolvency/Bankruptcy/Re-structuring


Bellatrix Exploration Ltd. (Bellatrix) obtained protection under
the
Companies'
Creditors Arrangement Act
(Canada) (CCAA). At the time of the CCAA filing, Bellatrix was
party to certain contracts with an energy producer (EP) for the
purchase and sale of natural gas (Contract). Bellatrix sought to
disclaim the Contract and cease delivery of natural gas to the
EP.
The EP argued that the disclaimer notice provided by Bellatrix was
invalid because the Contract constituted an eligible financial
contract (EFC) for the purposes of the CCAA. Under section 32(9) of
the CCAA, a debtor company is not permitted to disclaim contracts
that are EFCs. Pursuant to the express terms of the Contract, the

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Blakes Competitive Edge™: February 2021 Update - Anti-trust/Competition Law


Welcome to the February issue of
Blakes Competitive
Edge, a monthly publication of the Blakes Competition, Antitrust & Foreign Investment group.
Blakes
Competitive Edge provides an overview of recent developments
in Canadian competition law, including updates on enforcement
activity by the Canadian Competition Bureau (Bureau), recent
initiatives and key trends.
Key Highlights
The number of completed reviews in January 2021 (15) is only 13
per cent lower than the number of completed reviews from January
2020 (17) and 27 per cent lower than the number of completed
reviews from January 2019 (19), continuing to suggest that the
number of filings is recovering after the reduction in filings
observed in 2020 as a result of COVID-19.

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New Transaction Review Thresholds Announced For Competition Act And Investment Canada Act - Anti-trust/Competition Law

The Government of Canada recently announced changes to the monetary thresholds to determine whether a review is required under the Competition Act and Investment Canada Act.

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Annual Review Of Federal Financial Institution Legislation - Coronavirus (COVID-19)


In a statement issued by the Superintendent
released on July 13, 2020, OSFI signalled a gradual restart of
OSFI's policy development work in the fall of 2020. On August
31, 2020, OSFI announced in a series of letters issued to industry that it
would unwind certain of the temporary measures put in place at the
beginning of the pandemic, including a gradual phaseout of the
special capital treatment of loan and insurance premium payment
deferrals that was provided to banks and insurers.
On December 12, 2020, OSFI announced that the domestic stability buffer
would remain at one per cent of total risk-weighted assets, stating
that "DSB reduction in March continues to be effective and

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Winner Takes All: B.C. Court Confirms Indemnification Costs As The Normal Rule In Commercial Arbitrations - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration


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In domestic and international commercial arbitrations, it is
common for successful parties to be awarded their actual reasonable
legal fees and disbursements. The legislation governing domestic
commercial arbitrations in British Columbia permits arbitrators to
exercise their discretion to award such costs.
The Supreme Court of British Columbia discussed the law applicable
to indemnification cost awards in its recent decision in
Allard
v. The University of British Columbia. In
Allard, the
successful party to an arbitration had sought – and been
awarded – its actual reasonable costs. In awarding these

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Canada's Hydrogen Strategy: An Ambitious Framework For A Strong Hydrogen Economy - Energy and Natural Resources


On December 16, 2020, the Government of Canada released the
ydrogen Strategy for Canada(Strategy). The government has identified
hydrogen as a critical part of its path towards achieving the goal
of net-zero carbon emissions by 2050, affirming that the
development of low-carbon hydrogen is a strategic priority for
Canada over the next 30 years.
This ambitious strategic blueprint for the development of the
hydrogen economy seeks to position Canada as a world leading
exporter of hydrogen by 2050. The Strategy outlines Canadian
specific business opportunities and challenges, recommends the use
of a mix of feedstocks (water, natural gas, petroleum, biomass), as
well as industrial by-products available in various regions of

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Special Edition: Public M&A Trends: Looking Back And Moving Forward - Corporate/Commercial Law


self
As we leave 2020 behind (and bid it a happy adieu), we recap the
impacts of the pandemic on public mergers and acquisitions. Blakes
lawyers Alex Moore, Olga Kary and Kathleen Keilty share some of the
highs and lows of the past year and provide a glimpse into what to
expect in 2021.
Only have a few minutes? Fast forward to a topic of
interest:
The impact of COVID-19 on public M&A (00:43)
Transactions and litigation (04:26)
Assessing a transaction in the context of COVID-19 (06:56)
Challenges in public M&A (09:22)
How interim covenants will be interpreted in future deals
(10:44)
Challenges in the energy sector (11:50)

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Anti-SLAPP Litigation: Ontario Court Of Appeal Applies Recent SCC Decisions - Litigation, Mediation & Arbitration


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Four months after the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) 
ruled on the test for Ontario's anti-SLAPP legislation, the
Ontario Court of Appeal (OCA) has released two companion decisions
overturning a motion judge's pre-SCC rulings, and shedding
light on how the SCC's guidance in 
1704604 Ontario
Ltd. v. Pointes Protection Association (Pointes) and Platnick v.
Bent (Bent)  has refined the anti-SLAPP analysis.
THE LEGISLATION
Sections 137.1-137.5 of the 
Courts of Justice Act,
dubbed Ontario's "anti-SLAPP" legislation because
they are aimed at "Strategic Lawsuits Against Public
Participation", allow a defendant to move at any stage in a

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A Primer On Canadian Sanctions Legislation - International Law


Two additional regulations made under the 
United
Nations Act  implement the UN suppression of terrorism sanctions and
sanctions against Taliban, ISIL (Da'esh) and Al-Qaida. The
Canadian authorities do not maintain a consolidated list of all
designations under the 
United Nations Act 
regulations. However, the UN publishes a consolidated list of all
designations under the UN Security Council resolutions on
its website.
The sanctions imposed under the 
United Nations
Act regulations vary depending on the target jurisdiction
or group and generally include arms embargoes, trade restrictions,
and prohibitions against providing financial services or technical
assistance in respect of such covered activities. In addition,

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