Heuristica Discovery Counsel to Participate in the 2026 E-Discovery, Information Governance and Privacy Program

Heuristica Discovery Counsel LLP is honoured to participate in the 2026 Osgoode Certificate in E-Discovery, Information Governance and Privacy Program.

In an environment where data volumes and regulatory expectations continue to grow, effective E-Discovery requires a careful balance of legal insight, technological capability, and operational rigor. Programs such as this play an important role in equipping practitioners with the tools and perspectives necessary

to address these evolving challenges.

On April 29, Heuristica team members will contribute their expertise to two panel discussions:

Crystal O’Donnell, Founder and Managing Partner

Panel: E-Discovery Responses to Regulatory Requests, Internal Investigations and Public Inquiries

Candice Chan-Glasgow, Senior Counsel

Panel: E-Discovery Project Management/Role of Project Management in e-Discovery/ Steps in Managing an e-Discovery Project: The Practical Checklist.… Read More

Heuristica Sponsors The Advocates’ Society Annual Alberta Gala in Calgary

Heuristica Discovery Counsel is pleased to continue its long-standing support of the Annual Alberta Gala, taking place on April 30.

This much-anticipated evening brings together the Alberta Bench and Bar for a cocktail reception, dinner, and an after party at Hudson—offering a welcome opportunity to connect, reflect, and celebrate. A highlight of the program will be the presentation of the Alberta Excellence in Mentoring Award,

recognizing those who have made a lasting impact on the profession.

We look forward to an engaging evening of meaningful conversations and shared experiences.

To find out more about the event, or to register, please go to the The Advocates’ Society website.… Read More

Heuristica Sponsors the 2026 Concours Laskin Moot

Heuristica is again pleased to sponsor the Laskin, Canada’s only annual national bilingual moot court competition.

The Laskin, celebrating its 40th Anniversary, is an annual moot court competition that deals with Canadian administrative and constitutional law issues. The competition is named in memory of one of Canada’s greatest legal scholars and jurists, the late Chief Justice Bora Laskin.

The Laskin provides a unique opportunity for law students, judges, law professors and practitioners from across Canada to meet and debate problems of current importance in the law. Its goals are to:

foster a better and deeper understanding of the law
support and encourage legal education and bilingualism
promote in the legal community a spirit of cooperation and understanding that transcends linguistic and provincial boundaries

Every year, the Laskin features a problem that is concerned with issues of national interest and social importance. … Read More

Heuristica Sponsors The Advocates’ Society BC in Bloom Gala

Heuristica is pleased to sponsor The Advocates’ Society’s BC in Bloom Gala.

Join us on March 12th for The Advocates’ Society’s fifth annual Gala exclusively for the British Columbia Bench and Bar.

This is your chance to gather outside the courtroom with old friends, make some new connections and help us celebrate excellence in advocacy.

The Gala includes a cocktail reception, 3-course dinner with wine, an after-party and an unforgettable evening with your peers.

The event will be held at the Terminal City Club in downtown Vancouver.

To find out more about this event, or to register, please go to their website.… Read More

Amazon Canada Decision – Ten Lessons to be Learned

Martin Felsky

Senior Counsel

January 20, 2026

Large-scale production orders are no longer exceptional. What is surprising is how often sophisticated litigants underestimate what courts now expect when those orders arrive. The Federal Court’s recent decision in Commissioner of Competition v Amazon.com.ca ULC, 2025 FC 1782, arises in a competition-law investigation under the Competition Act. But it would be a mistake to read it as confined to that regulatory context. The Court’s reasoning reflects expectations that increasingly apply across complex civil litigation, particularly cases involving large-scale electronic production. In substance, this is a decision about modern litigation discipline.… Read More

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