Canada: International Law

The Supreme Court of Canada has delivered a landmark ruling affirming that courts possess a constitutionally protected right to review administrative decisions, striking down legislative attempts to completely bar judicial oversight. The decision clarifies when courts may decline to exercise this supervisory jurisdiction and establishes firm boundaries on Parliament's ability to shield public power from judicial scrutiny.

Ontario courts maintain a high threshold for challenging international arbitral awards, but recent decisions reveal when they will intervene. Two contrasting cases involving Mexico demonstrate the narrow circumstances...

The Ontario Court of Appeal examines whether a foreign arbitral award should be enforced when the arbitration proceeded under different institutional rules than those originally specified in the parties' agreement, following legislative changes in Dubai that transferred arbitration authority from DIFC to DIAC.

Canada's border services agency has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into paperboard cups and containers imported from China, following allegations of dumping and subsidization.

Canada's steel product surtax regime offers remission opportunities through automatic relief orders and general remission applications...

The Canada Border Services Agency has launched an anti-dumping investigation into paperboard cups and containers from China, which could result in additional duties being imposed on these imports.

Canada's border services agency has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into paperboard cups and containers imported from China, following allegations of dumping and subsidization.

Canada's steel product surtax regime offers remission opportunities through automatic relief orders and general remission applications...

The Canada Border Services Agency has launched an anti-dumping investigation into paperboard cups and containers from China, which could result in additional duties being imposed on these imports.