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By McCarthy Tétrault LLP | 10 Minutes Read January 26, 2018

Key developments in Canada’s economic sanctions and export controls during 2017 & what to expect in 2018

This article begins with a summary of parliamentary recommendations to improve Canada’s sanctions regime, and then launches into reforms that have already taken shape, such as the creation of a publicly-accessible sanctions database and the adoption of a new Magnitsky Law. Second, it discusses recent updates to Canada’s export controls and economic sanctions laws. Third, we explore Canada’s preparations to join the Arms Trade Treaty with Bill C-47, including expected developments in 2018.

Article by McCarthy Tétrault LLP / Business, Finance and Accounting, Privacy / automatic firearms country control list, Consolidated SEMA Sanctions List, economic sanctions and export controls, export controls, Magnitsky Law, SEMA regulations, Special Economic Measures Regulations, United Natons Act

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