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Proposed Revisions To Greenwashing Rules Reduce Uncertainty And Risks To Businesses
Aird & Berlis LLP are most popular: with Senior Company Executives, HR and Finance and Tax Executives in Canada with readers working within the Automotive, Banking & Credit and Business & Consumer Services industries Bill C-15, An Act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on November 4, 2025, is poised to revise Canada's greenwashing framework under the Competition Act[1] (the "Act").
Proposed Revisions to Greenwashing Rules Reduce Uncertainty and Risks to Businesses
Bill C-15, An Act to implement certain provisions of the budget tabled in Parliament on November 4, 2025, is poised to revise Canada’s greenwashing framework under the Competition Act[1] (the “Act”). The proposed changes aim to reduce uncertainty and litigation risk for businesses making environmental claims, while maintaining key consumer protections. Bill C-15 has now completed its second reading in the House of Commons and is on track to be passed into law in the coming weeks.
Key Updates Released By Competition Bureau Regarding Greenwashing And The New Private Litigant Regime
In June 2024, the passage of Bill C-59 introduced significant amendments to the Competition Act (the "Act"),1targeting a broad array of businesses, including those in the energy, mining, oil and gas, consumer products, health, food and beverage, financial services and construction sectors. These amendments include the addition of new provisions designed to combat "greenwashing," together with provisions directed at expanding private litigants' access to the Competition Tribunal.
Key Updates Released by Competition Bureau Regarding Greenwashing and the New Private Litigant Regime
In June 2024, the passage of Bill C-59 introduced significant amendments to the Competition Act (the “Act”),[1]targeting a broad array of businesses, including those in the energy, mining, oil and gas, consumer products, health, food and beverage, financial services and construction sectors. These amendments include the addition of new provisions designed to combat “greenwashing,” together with provisions directed at expanding private litigants’ access to the Competition Tribunal.
5-Step School Improvement Plan to Improve Student Outcomes
School Improvement Strategies to Improve Student Outcomes For schools across the United States, school improvement plans are essential for enhancing students’ educational experiences. However, mandating that a plan be established does not ensure that it is created with fidelity or that it identifies the main areas needing improvement.
Power to Speak: Addressing the silent threat of dehydration in seniors
I consider myself lucky. Growing up in Ventura, I was fortunate to see my grandparents regularly, and share a vibrant relationship with them, even though they lived in the Los Angeles area. As my grandparents’ health began to decline, they moved into Aegis Living, an assisted living and care community close to my home. This was a difficult decision for two independent and adventurous people. Yet, their choice afforded me the opportunity to spend precious time with them.
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