John A Terry

Rewiring the supply chain: how the pandemic is shaping government procurement

COVID-19 has long-term implications for how governments think about procurement. Obtaining vaccines & critical supplies was no easy feat during the pandemic. This article examines domestic production, foreign procurement and how the global supply chain is shaping public policy goals and objectives.

The Growing Importance of ESG in M&A Transactions

As environmental, social and governance factors have grown as a focus for companies and their shareholders and employees, they are now increasingly important to the success of M&A transactions too. This article explores key ESG factors influencing the M&A realm, along with risks and opportunities.

ESG litigation risk

Legal proceedings related to ESG issues are increasingly common worldwide. ESG litigation can take many forms and be brought through the court system, administrative tribunals and before non-judicial bodies. This article discusses three areas of litigation risk that companies ought to consider.

ESG and Indigenous communities – the need to focus on relationships

As the importance of Indigenous matters grows, discussion is focusing on how Indigenous issues can be better integrated into ESG standards & ratings. Here we highlight how a collaborative, qualitative, inclusionary approach better reflects the unique status & diversity of Indigenous communities.

Tapping Canada’s infrastructure potential to rebuild the economy

Torys Business Brief: Tapping Canada’s infrastructure potential to rebuild the economy—and its relationship with Indigenous peoples.