By Tony Wilson
When British Columbia’s provincial government was developing its new Franchises Act (which came into effect on Feb. 1, 2017), an advisory committee was formed to provide input.
By Peter Snell
In their disclosure documents, franchisors must provide information about the various fees and expenses that are payable under the terms of their franchise agreements.
By Frank Zaid
Q: What issues are being raised in today’s Canadian franchise agreements and disclosure documents with regard to intellectual property? Historically, the term ‘intellectual property’ referred to statutory patents, trademarks, industrial designs and copyrights.
By Peter Snell
In the last issue of Canadian Business Franchise, this column presented the first in a series of articles that will examine the franchise disclosure document in Canada.
By Giovanna Spataro
Q: What is Quebec’s new sign law? Giovanna says: An amendment to Quebec’s Regulation Respecting the Language of Commerce and Business requires all new outdoor signage installed after Nov. 24, 2016, to feature a sufficient presence of French.
By Cassandra Da Re
The franchisor’s ‘playbook,’ i.e. the operations manual contains a variety of policies, procedures, specifications, standards, step-by-step instructions, guides, methods and training tools.
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