Sentences with phrase «canadian firm moves»

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With younger employees pushing for more mobility and flexibility, and companies seeing productivity gains from teams working while on the move, it's no wonder that 71 % of Canadian firms in a recent ICT Council survey said boosting mobile adoption was a priority.

The firm (which owns Canadian Business) has made a number of major moves leading up to and since then, including shutting down video service Shomi, paring down their print magazine portfolio and shaking up their management structure.

The U.S. president is moving to roll back climate - change related regulations, but clean tech is an international growth area for ambitious Canadian firms

The CEC's proponents anticipate some Canadian firms will move subsidiaries away from Barbados so as not to pay that country's 1 % — 2.5 % tax.

Schleese's story, however, begins with a very different insight: Canadian - born Sabine and her husband Jochen, a German master saddler, moved to Canada to start a firm making saddles that wouldn't harm horses or their riders.

Qtrade Investor provides the best overall online investor experience in the Canadian Online Discount Brokerage landscape, repeating as the top ranked firm in 2017 with another convincing win and a score of 90 %, 11 percentage points ahead of 2nd place Questrade who moved up one position from 2016.

Ivanhoé partners with real estate private equity firm Callahan Capital Partners on many U.S. deals and credits the company with helping Ivanhoé move quickly and deploy capital in a market outside its Canadian comfort zone.

Other Canadian fintechs that have made the move, or plan to, include Toronto - based Q4 Inc., an investor relations and capital markets software and analytics firm that in January launched a London office.

The region has a successful track record of attracting Canadian firms ranging from high profile moves by the likes of Welded Tube, who opened a steel processing plant in Lackawanna, to smaller companies that have garnered less headlines and attention.

Policymakers who want to decarbonize the transportation sector will need to move beyond hype and find better ways to assess and sustain promising technologies and fuels, suggests a study from Simon Fraser University, Canadian consulting firm Navius Research, and the University of California, Davis.

The Canadian firm will be handing out several thousand devices to developers attending BlackBerry World in a move described as «unprecedented».

Unlike every other Canadian discount brokerage (and even many financial services firms) on Twitter, TD Direct Investing undertook the bold move to allow multiple representatives the freedom to tweet instead of having just one solitary voice.

After some time working in a Canadian immigration law firm helping people from around the globe move to Canada, she set off to see more of the world herself.

The move by the Irish firm is also an important step for Canadian company Kira as it seeks to widen its market penetration.

They have moved aggressively into some areas — tax, insolvency and immigration — but not yet into the «bread and butter» of what the big Canadian law firms do.

In the latest Canadian law firm merger move, mid-size Bay Street shop Aylesworth LLP is being folded into the Toronto affiliate of Michigan - based Dickinson Wright PLLC.

Of his move, Sabine told Canadian Lawyer columnist Jim Middlemiss while FMC «didn't want to be left in the dust» in the global consolidation of law firms, the TSX is a mining capital.

While most Canadian firms are looking west for growth, the western - based Davis is making the opposite move.

In conjunction with their videos which have proved to be an international hit, this might be the first move of its kind by a major Canadian law firm as far as I can tell.

Still in Canada, the Sixth Annual Canadian Bar Association Law Firm Leadership Conference (on November 22nd and 23rd) is moving ahead full steam.

As Heenan Blaikie LLP's senior partners try and figure out what the next move should be for the iconic Canadian firm that has seen large groups of lawyers jumping ship for the last 18 months, the legal community is watching closely as it questions whether it's just another example of what's yet to come for other big firms.

Andrew Wright, a mining partner who moved to Canadian law firm Gowlings in March 2012, has left the committee after discovering a potential conflict of interest, Legal Week has learned.

Law - firm regulation is moving closer to becoming a reality in most Canadian provinces, but there are still a few misconceptions about what it is, and what it will mean for lawyers and the profession.

While the impact on small firms is unlikely to move the needle, lawyers across the country, including the Canadian Bar Association, have raised concerns about how the changes negatively affect access to justice.

Steinberg says the move also reflects the importance of showing the former Ogilvys» clients that the Canadian firm would have a «central role» in the Norton Rose Group's global management and activities.

As lawyers at Heenan Blaikie make plans to pack up and move on, law students currently articling with the firm — and those who accepted offers to article there later this year — are scrambling to find positions with other Canadian law firms.

This is a significant development in Canada, where previously the pre-eminent firms have been Canadian based, with only limited international operations Does the internationalization of Canada's law firms foreshadow other changes here reflecting those elsewhere, or will Canada remain the conservative outlier that it has been since other jurisdictions moved away from self - regulation and it did not?

Not only that, rumour has it that McCarthys intends to close its office in the national capital Ottawa, which would be an unprecedented move for any big Canadian firm in a downturn.

The move couldn't have come at a worse time for the struggling Canadian firm: Balsillie is abandoning ship before BlackBerry 10 devices even go on sale in the US.