Introduction to Business Law for Entrepreneurs and Corporations in Canada Starting or growing a business in Canada comes with complex legal decisions — from choosing your structure to drafting shareholder
Shareholders’ Agreement Canada (2025 Guide) What is a Shareholders’ Agreement? A shareholders’ agreement is a legal contract that outlines the rights, responsibilities, and rules for shareholders in a Canadian corporation.
Know Your Exit Rights: A Minority Shareholder’s Guide to Appraisal in Ontario (2025 Update) When major corporate transactions occur—such as mergers, asset sales, reorganizations, or going-private deals—minority shareholders in Ontario
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What’s the Right Structure? Part 2: Voting vs. Non-Voting Shares When incorporating a business, choosing the right share structure is an essential decision that affects control, taxation, succession planning, and
What’s the Right Structure? Part 1: Holding Company vs. Operating Company This is the first article in our new series, What’s the Right Structure, where we explore key legal and
Partnership vs Joint Venture: Key Differences in Liability, Structure & Tax (2025) As of 2025, understanding the differences between partnerships and joint ventures is more important than ever, especially with
Corporation vs. Sole Proprietorship in Canada: Compare Liability, Taxes, and Setup (2025 Guide) When starting a business in Canada, one of the first and most important decisions you must make
Asset Sale vs. Share Sale in Canada: Tax, Liability, and Process Compared (2025) When engaging in the purchase or sale of a privately held company in Canada, buyers and sellers
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