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Today, the United States and Canada announced the successful negotiation of an agreement intended to resolve concerns over the use of "Buy America" clauses in U.S. government spending bills and open up provincial and territorial government procurement to U.S. suppliers
For companies subject to Canada’s private-sector privacy legislation, the recent Federal Court of Canada decision in State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company v. Canada (Privacy Commissioner) may come as both a relief and a disappointment
On February 5, 2010, the United States and Canada announced the successful negotiation of an agreement intended to resolve concerns over the use of "Buy America" clauses in US government spending bills and open up provincial and territorial government procurement to US suppliers
For companies subject to Canada's private-sector privacy legislation, the recent Federal Court of Canada decision in State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company v. Canada (Privacy Commissioner) may come as both a relief and a disappointment
