The OSC sought leave to appeal that ruling, and today the Supreme Court granted that leave — meaning that it will now consider where to set the limits on regulators’ investigative summonses.

Canada has flown under the radar of large international investors in recent years, but that’s changing as Ottawa and the ...

The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has reported a return of 7.8% for its 2026 fiscal year. The results helped increase ...

Elon Musk announced plans Wednesday for one of the biggest stock sales ever by taking public a space company that is ...

Montreal-based broker-dealer, Pictet Overseas Inc., and an alternative trading system based in Florida, Blue Ocean ATS, are ...

The alleged perpetrators of a pre-IPO fraud scheme in the U.S. were sentenced to between eight and 11 years in prison today ...

As the exchange trading business embarks on innovation designed to boost revenues — from longer trading days to enabling ...

Calgary-based Tetra Trust Co. has launched what it claims to be the first Canadian dollar-backed stablecoin issued by a ...

The Ontario Superior Court of Justice dismissed a lawsuit against an advisor and his firm on Wednesday, ruling that the two-year limitation period had expired before the claim was brought. The ...

What is the advisor sitting across from a client today supposed to do with this? The article is addressed to firm CEOs and ...

The U.S. stock market bounced back Wednesday after pressure eased on Wall Street from the bond market and oil prices gave ...

The SEC has rescinded its policy of requiring enforcement settlements to include an agreement by respondents that they will ...