On June 4, 2026, the federal government released Canada’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy: AI for All (the Strategy), synthesizing over 11,000 submissions heard during a national consultation sprint in fall 2025. Grounded in the premise that the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) should be shared among Canadians, the Strategy sets out the federal government’s proposals for new legislation, educational initiatives, investments, and global partnerships to work towards the widespread adoption of safe, responsible, Canadian AI.
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Having last implemented revisions to the Canadian take-over bid and issuer bid regime more than a decade ago, on May 14, 2026, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) proposed changes to securities law requirements governing issuer bids, take-over bids and early warning reporting obligations. The codified amendments and policy guidance are intended to “provide issuers with greater flexibility to repurchase their own securities, enhance transparency of ownership of derivative interests in specified circumstances, and reduce regulatory burden and enhance the integrity of the issuer bid, take-over bid, and early warning reporting regimes”.
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