Amendments have been made to Canadian regulations affecting chicken and egg marketing quotas, procurement policies, mining operations, and international sanctions.
Chicken production quotas have been adjusted for various provinces to regulate the market.
The levy rate for egg producers in Quebec has been updated.
Procurement regulations now emphasize reciprocity, limiting complaints to businesses from countries with trade agreements.
Mining regulations have been amended to allow expansions in Ontario and Nova Scotia, with requirements for fish habitat compensation.
Sanctions have been imposed on Israeli officials and additional Russian individuals and entities due to geopolitical conflicts.
The Statutory Instruments Regulations have been updated to align with changes in the Fisheries Act, allowing for quick adjustments to fishing rules.
Investigations are underway into the dumping and subsidizing of thermal paper rolls from China, and public input is being sought on various regulatory applications and inquiries.
Several Canadian charities face revocation for not meeting filing requirements, and there are updates on telecommunications applications and decisions.
Appointments to the Order of St. John of Jerusalem have been made, recognizing contributions from various individuals.
Ministerial conditions have been imposed on certain substances under environmental protection laws, and consultations are ongoing for geneedited pigs.
Financial and corporate changes include office relocations, capital reductions, and proposed company amalgamations.
The Bank of Canada reported a significant financial loss for 2024, with detailed financial management and risk strategies in place.
SOCAN and Television Retransmission Tariffs outline royalties and conditions for audiovisual services and retransmission of television signals, with specific reporting and payment requirements.
The Canadian Hatching Egg Producers have updated levies and quotas for broiler hatching eggs, affecting several provinces and interprovincial trade.
The Canadian Pork PromotionResearch Agency has revised levies for imported hogs and pork products to support their promotion and research plan.
The Canadian Minister of Agriculture and AgriFood has increased compensation for cattle destroyed due to disease risks, reflecting current market values.
The Canadian government has extended the remission of customs duties on Ukrainian goods to support Ukraine's economy, excluding certain products to protect domestic industries.