The Ontario DeMolay Foundation's charity registration is proposed for revocation due to noncompliance with tax regulations.
Oliver Parker from Employment and Social Development Canada is permitted to run in a provincial election and will take a leave of absence.
The Canadian government is regulating the use of a potentially toxic substance, octanamide, Nhydroxy, with specific conditions and recordkeeping requirements.
Various government appointments and new standards for White Space Devices have been announced, emphasizing diversity and transparency in leadership roles.
BNY Trust Company of Canada seeks approval to reduce its capital, and Green Shield Canada plans voluntary liquidation and business transfer.
SOCAN Tariff 2.A and Tariff 17 outline royalty collection for musical works used by commercial television stations and telecommunication, with specific licensing and reporting requirements.
Halia Energy LLC seeks approval to export electricity to the U.S., with input requested on its impact and fairness to Canadian consumers.
A complaint by ADOR Tech Inc. about a procurement process was dismissed by the Canadian International Trade Tribunal.
The CRTC has posted regulatory updates, including an application by Bell Media and a decision involving Google LLC.
The Student Direct Stream program for expedited study permit processing is ending, with future applications processed normally.
The Department of the Environment plans to amend the Domestic Substances List to address potential toxicity concerns.
Health Canada aims to modernize medical device licensing to reduce industry burden while maintaining oversight.
Markel International Insurance Company Limited is authorized to insure risks in Canada.
BNY Trust Company of Canada and Definity Insurance Company plan to reduce their stated capital.
E.SUN Commercial Bank, Ltd. intends to establish a branch in Canada, with objections invited.
National Bank of Canada and Canadian Western Bank plan to merge, contingent on a share acquisition.
Proposed amendments to greenhouse gas regulations focus on credit issuance and compliance.
The Canadian government proposes regulations to cap greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas sector, aiming for significant reductions by 2030 and netzero by 2050.
The Canadian government has updated the Domestic Substances List, adding new substances and disclosing identities of others, to enhance transparency and access for businesses.
Amendments have been made to include more provinces and territories in the vaping product taxation system, aiming to streamline taxation and support public health.
Five First Nations have been added to the First Nations Fiscal Management Act, allowing them to access financial management services and support economic development.
Responsibilities related to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission have been transferred to the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
A conference in Montréal will focus on Ukraine's peace efforts, granting privileges to participants to facilitate discussions.
Regulations have been amended to align with benchmark rate reforms, ensuring clarity in financial instruments.
New regulations allow businesses to ship prohibited firearms for destruction as part of a buyback program, enhancing public safety.
Sanctions have been imposed on individuals and entities in Myanmar to pressure the military regime to cease human rights violations.
The definition of "underserved rural or remote community" has been expanded to attract healthcare professionals to these areas, improving access to healthcare services.