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Guess what? You might be a Canadian citizen (opens the original)
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Countries who are motivated to increase their populations are adopting more permissive paths to granting full citizenship, and Canada is no exception. In fact, you might be a Canadian citizen and not even know it — not until now anyway. On December 15, 2025, the Government of Canada passed Bill C-3, An Act to amend the Citizenship Act (called the “Lost Canadian” law) to liberalise the previous first-generation limit to acquiring Canadian citizenship by descent. Before Bill C-3, acquiring Canadia
PPPs can be used to remediate and reclaim land (opens the original)
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Highly contaminated brownfield sites along shorelines and their proximate seabeds are a ubiquitous legacy of industrial development around the world, especially those with industrial harbours — and Bermuda is no exception. Although shorelines should constitute the most valuable real estate in any jurisdiction, industrial contamination can render waterfronts and their proximate seabeds relatively worthless because of their related health and safety issues. However, jurisdictions that suffer from
A look at the BMA’s AI consultation paper (opens the original)
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The Bermuda Monetary Authority released an August 14 consultation paper for comment titled The Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence in Bermuda’s Financial Services Sector. The BMA has asked for all comments in response to be received at policy@bma.bm by October 30. As a technology, cyber and privacy compliance consultant in Bermuda, I find the document extremely helpful in a way that the BMA may not have intended. But first, let’s consider its context. If you think global privacy law and r
Focus on unfair trade practices, not monopolies (opens the original)
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Having practised commercial law in Canada for more than 30 years, competition law was part of my transactional practice. Not so much when I practised law in Bermuda. On August 14, the Government of Bermuda published its consultation paper titled, Promoting Competition and Market Fairness in Bermuda, which asks for responses from industry and the public by September 15. My first reflection on reading the paper was Mark Twain’s comments that Bermuda is “shaped like a fish hook, but not quite so bi
A nuclear option for Bermuda’s energy future (opens the original)
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Last year, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada’s investment to construct and operate four small modular nuclear reactors in Ontario to create safe, clean, reliable and affordable energy, making it the first G7 country to bring SMR technology online. Many other countries are close behind. The year before that announcement, Jamaica signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Canada, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories to advance Jamaica’s adoption of nuclear energy
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