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- MLT Aikins and Supply Chain Canada launch Indigenous Procurement Micro Credential
MLT Aikins is partnering with Supply Chain Canada to deliver the Indigenous Procurement Micro Credential, a practical professional development program designed to help participants strengthen their understanding of Indigenous engagement, reconciliation and procurement practices that support Indigeno … Read more »
- Indian status versus Band membership: What is the difference?
For more than 150 years, Canada has maintained a legislated registration system which attempted to define who was and was not considered an “Indian” in the federal government’s eyes. Beginning in the 1850s, the colonial administration defined “Indians” based on their family, social and Tribal/Nation … Read more »
- CSA launches broad consultation on modernizing public company regulation in Canada
This Insight was prepared with the assistance of summer articled student Liese Charriere. On July 16, 2026, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) released Consultation Paper 51-406, Modernizing the Regulation of Public Companies, a wide-ranging review of Canada’s public company regulatory fra … Read more »
- MLT Aikins launches Startup Advantage Program to support early-stage entrepreneurs
MLT Aikins is pleased to announce the launch of the Startup Advantage Program, a new initiative designed to provide early-stage companies with cost-effective access to strategic advice, scalable solutions and a solid legal foundation. Developed with the needs of startups in mind, the Startup Advan … Read more »
- Tech policy at a crossroads: The rules are catching up, but is public trust?
This Insight was originally published in August 2026 on Autonomy Global. Regulation continues to lose the race against the technology it is meant to govern, but writing faster rules is only half the fix. The harder, less visible problem is that public understanding and trust may be lagging even furt … Read more »