29 Oct Harris + co. Recognized for Advertising + Privacy in the 2027 Edition of Best Law Firms
Harris + co. again recognized as a Best Law Firm in Canada for Advertising + Privacy Law ...
28 Oct “Unlimited” Meets its Limit, as Rogers Ordered to Pay $15 million
Rogers pays $15 million penalty for misleading claims that its mobile data plans were "unlimited" or "infinite", while reducing speeds at data allotment...
24 Sep Kelly Harris Ranked by Chambers for Advertising + Marketing Law in Band 2
Kelly Harris has again been ranked for Advertising + Marketing law by Chambers Canada in its 2027 Guide. ...
03 Sep Kelly Harris Recognized as Advertising + Privacy Law Expert by Best Lawyers in Canada™
Kelly Harris once again recognized for expertise in Advertising and Marketing Law by Best Lawyers in Canada....
30 Jul A New Era for Consumer Contracts in B.C.: What Businesses Must Do Now
British Columbia is ushering one of its most significant consumer protection updates in years. On August 1, 2026, major amendments to the Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act (BPCPA) come into force, reshaping how businesses disclose contract terms, renew subscriptions, and communicate changes to ongoing...
13 Jul Canada’s Gaming Advertising Rules Are Tightening: What You Need to Know
Canada’s gaming advertising environment is entering a period of rapid change. With a new national advertising Code now in force and Alberta preparing to launch a regulated iGaming market, operators, agencies, and affiliates should expect closer scrutiny and a higher bar for responsible advertising....
11 Jun Canada’s Sweeping New Digital Safety Regime Raises the Bar for Social Media Platforms and AI Chatbots
The federal government has introduced Bill C-34, a landmark proposal that would create Canada’s first comprehensive digital safety framework....
03 Jun Ticket Resale Laws Tightened Ahead of the FIFA World Cup
Ontario is gearing up for the FIFA World Cup by taking a hard line on inflated ticket resale prices. With new rules now in force and enforcement resources being reallocated to monitor major events, businesses involved in ticketing, marketing, and event promotion should expect active...
27 Apr First Private Enforcement Sought Under Federal Misleading Advertising Laws
This case raises important questions about the scope of the ordinary selling price provisions in a B2B context, and by extension the application of all of the deceptive marketing representations to B2B firms....
20 Apr Pruning Back Overgrown Green Claims in Canada
Two recent developments offer a useful snapshot of where green advertising is heading, although it might not be in the same direction....