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Updates on key developments in Canadian insurance law by a national team of experienced lawyers.

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OSFI publishes adjustments and clarifications to the Minimum Capital Test

By Laurie LaPalme, Marisa Coggin, and Jaspal Nagra

Insurance

Ontario Court of Appeal confirms COVID-19 orders do not trigger coverage under all risks policy

By Neil Rabinovitch, Douglas B. B. Stewart, and Rabita Sharfuddin

OSFI’s next area of focus: Business continuity and disaster recovery planning for federally regulated financial institutions

By Laurie LaPalme, Marisa Coggin, and Jaspal Nagra

FSRA introduces life insurance agent and MGA licensing suitability guidance for public consultation

By Laurie LaPalme, Derek Levinsky, Marisa Coggin, Jesse Collins-Swartz, and Jaspal Nagra

Insurance

Changes to licensing required for insurance intermediaries conducting business in the Yukon

By Laurie LaPalme, Derek Levinsky, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

Insurance

OSFI introduces new guidelines for use of Letters of Credit by Federally Regulated Insurers

By Marisa Coggin and Katie-May O'Donnell

Insurance

When a duty to defend application cannot be determined summarily

By Sara E. Hart

Insurance

OSFI releases drafts for Guideline E-21 and the Integrity and Security Guideline

By Laurie LaPalme, Marisa Coggin, and Jaspal Nagra

CISRO publishes practices to assist insurance intermediaries with cybersecurity readiness

By Laurie LaPalme, Marisa Coggin, Derek Levinsky, Jesse Collins-Swartz, and Jaspal Nagra

Alberta insurance regulators adopt the incentive management guideline from the Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators and Canadian Insurance Services Regulatory Organizations

By Laurie LaPalme, Katie-May O'Donnell, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institution’s oversight strengthened by Bill C-47

By Laurie LaPalme, Derek Levinsky, Katie-May O'Donnell, and Jesse Collins-Swartz

Is a medical reason required to deny benefits and when does the limitation expire to appeal the denial?

By Sara E. Hart

Federal Budget 2026: Key infrastructure considerations

On November 5, 2026, the Government of Canada tabled its 2026 federal budget, titled Masters of our destiny (Budget 2026). Budget 2026 is supported by CA$403.9 billion in projected federal [...]

Bill C-40: The Defence Investment Agency may become a Crown corporation – Why does it matter?

Canada: On October 6, 2026, the federal government introduced Bill C-40, the Strengthening Canada’s Defence Sector Act, which proposes to establish the Canadian Corporation for Defence Investment (the CCDI) as a [...]

No disclosure, no deal: Why you can’t CCAA your way out of REDMA

The Supreme Court of British Columbia’s August 25, 2026 reasons in KingSett Mortgage Corporation v. Lumina Eclipse Limited Partnership are some of the most illuminating statements about developer disclosure obligations [...]