• Part 1, Volume 160 #46

    • EDF Trading North America seeks authorization to export electricity to the U.S., with input requested on potential impacts and opportunities for Canadian buyers.
    • The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is reviewing the potential impact of expiring trade measures on steel line pipe from China.
    • A procurement complaint regarding an electromagnetic spectrum management system is under inquiry.
    • Dumping and subsidizing of Chinese truck and bus tires are causing injury to the domestic industry.
    • The Canadian Radiotelevision and Telecommunications Commission has posted various regulatory updates.
    • A Significant New Activity Notice has been issued for a chemical substance, requiring notification for certain cosmetic uses.
    • An Interim Order by the Department of Transport addresses aviation safety and data integrity.
    • The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has amended property descriptions to facilitate transactions.
    • The Pacific Pilotage Authority allows waivers of compulsory pilotage under specific conditions.
    • New Radio Standards Specification for broadband equipment has been published.
    • Applications for Governor in Council positions are being sought, emphasizing diversity and transparency.
    • The Roberts Bank Terminal 2 project is approved as a national interest project, with conditions to mitigate environmental impacts.
    • Proposed amendments to the Tax Court of Canada Rules aim to enhance accessibility and efficiency.
    • Amendments to insolvency regulations exclude public postsecondary educational institutions, aligning with provincial frameworks.

    Topics: Energy, Trade, Environment, Regulation, Infrastructure, Safety, Industry, Legal, Education, Technology
  • Part 2, Volume 159 #23

    • Amendments have been made to levies and quotas for Canadian broiler hatching eggs and chicken production to support marketing plans.
    • Changes to surtax remission orders for goods from the U.S. and China aim to provide relief for businesses facing supply chain challenges.
    • Corrections were made to Employment Insurance Regulations regarding signatory names.
    • The First Nations Fiscal Management Act now includes additional First Nations, enhancing their access to economic development services.
    • An equivalency agreement allows Alberta to enforce its own methane emission regulations, reducing regulatory overlap.
    • Adjustments to the U.S. Surtax Remission Order for motor vehicles aim to support Canadian auto production and investment.
    • The Governor General in Council has updated the schedule for the U.S. Surtax Remission Order related to motor vehicles.

    Topics: Agriculture, Trade, Surtaxes, Regulations, Environment, Indigenous, Economy, Automotive, Quotas, Amendments
  • Part 1, Volume 159 #44

    • Investigations and regulatory actions are being taken by Canadian authorities regarding trade, taxation, and procurement issues.
    • Environmental and health assessments have led to new regulatory requirements for certain chemical substances.
    • Financial regulations are being updated to address crossborder enforceability and administrative burdens.
    • Amendments to regulations on aquatic invasive species and explosives aim to improve compliance, safety, and reduce administrative burdens.
    • Consultations with various stakeholders have generally supported these regulatory changes.

    Topics: Trade, Regulations, Compliance, Environment, Finance, Safety, Enforcement, Amendments, Consultation, International
  • Part 1, Volume 159 #43

    • Investigations and inquiries are underway in Canada regarding the dumping and subsidization of certain products from China, affecting domestic industries.
    • The Canada Revenue Agency is addressing noncompliance issues with two charities.
    • The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is involved in hearings and inquiries related to trade and import classifications.
    • Environmental regulations and assessments are being updated, with public comments invited on proposed changes and risk management options.
    • The Canadian Environmental Protection Act is referenced in relation to environmental risks and regulatory amendments.
    • The Public Service Commission has allowed individuals to pursue municipal election positions.

    Topics: Trade, Dumping, Subsidization, Environment, Compliance, Taxation, Regulation, Inquiry, Health, Industry
  • Part 2, Volume 159 #22

    • The Canadian Dental Care Plan addresses eligibility errors, granting remission to those incorrectly deemed eligible, preventing repayment for dental services.
    • The Canadian Egg Marketing Agency updates egg quotas and levy rates for producers, effective in 2025.
    • Amendments to the Criminal Code provide pathways for disposing of prohibited firearms, extending the amnesty period and facilitating compliance.
    • Employment Insurance Regulations extend temporary measures to support workers amid economic uncertainty, including extra benefits for longtenured workers.
    • First Nations Fiscal Management Act regulations enable selfgoverning Indigenous groups to access pooled borrowing for infrastructure and development.
    • An error in a government order regarding the Parliamentary Employment and Staff Relations Act has been corrected.
    • Regulations for shipping prohibited firearms are amended to facilitate participation in a compensation program.
    • Amendments to the Status of the Artist Act Procedural Regulations address technical issues and update technological references.
    • Canada amends regulations to comply with UN sanctions on Iran, focusing on nuclear nonproliferation and arms restrictions.

    Topics: Dental, Income, Quota, Levies, Firearms, Employment, Indigenous, Regulations, Sanctions, Compliance
  • Part 1, Volume 159 #42

    • The CBSA has identified dumping and subsidizing of cast iron soil pipe from China, leading to provisional duties.
    • The CITT is investigating potential injury to Canadian industry and reviewing a complaint about a procurement process.
    • The CBSA is assessing the risk of resumed dumping of oil country tubular goods from China.
    • The Public Service Commission has allowed public servants to run for municipal elections.
    • The Minister of the Environment has negotiated agreements to streamline environmental emergency notifications with provinces and Yukon.
    • Public consultation is open for these environmental agreements.
    • Petitions have been submitted regarding a CRTC decision, with submissions open for public input.
    • The Minister of Transport has amended the management of certain lands by the Halifax Port Authority.

    Topics: Dumping, Subsidizing, Investigation, Trade, Procurement, Environment, Notification, Consultation, Port, Property