The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is holding a hearing on the classification of electric bidet toilet seats and reviewing an order on carbon steel welded pipe to assess the impact of its expiry on domestic industry.
A Compliance Officer at the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada has been authorized to run for federal election and granted leave.
Amendments to the Rural and Northern Community Immigration Class instructions have been made, affecting the validity period of recommendations.
The Minister of the Environment has imposed conditions on the manufacture or import of a potentially toxic substance for experimental studies.
Health Canada is seeking public input on updating regulations for tobacco and vaping product reporting.
Various federal appointments have been announced, including the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, and opportunities for Governor in Council positions are open.
Endurance Specialty Insurance Ltd. intends to apply to insure risks in Canada, with operations based in Toronto.
Canada has updated offshore petroleum regulations for Newfoundland and Labrador and Nova Scotia to enhance safety, environmental protection, and resource management, allowing for the use of advanced technologies.
Amendments to administrative monetary penalties have been made in both regions, categorizing violations and corresponding penalties.
The levy rate for chicken marketing in Ontario has been adjusted.
The critical habitat for the White Sturgeon in the Nechako River has been protected through a regulatory order.
The Hatchery Exclusion Regulations have been repealed due to redundancy after modernized hatchery regulations were introduced.
Marine safety fees have been revised to better recover service costs, affecting vessel registry services with annual adjustments based on the Consumer Price Index.
The Minister of State (Online Harms) has been assigned to assist the Minister of Canadian Heritage and will also serve as Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada.
Electronic administration and enforcement in the Customs Act have been authorized to streamline border processes.
Special permits can be issued for activities related to Guatemala that would otherwise be restricted under economic sanctions due to corruption and human rights violations in the country.
Canada has set a cap on study permit applications and requires a provincial attestation letter for processing.
Two substances have been removed from the Nondomestic Substances List, and six out of 12 assessed substances may be added to a concern list due to health risks.
New guidelines for antimony in drinking water have been established to protect against health effects.
Measures to support rural and remote access to communication services have been announced, including a new licensing framework and policy improvements for Indigenous access to spectrum resources.
Royal Bank of Canada is set to amalgamate with several financial entities following its acquisition of HSBC Bank Canada.
Various federal appointment opportunities are open, aiming for a meritbased and diverse selection process.
Credit Suisse AG's Toronto Branch is seeking to release its assets in Canada, with a deadline for opposition.
KOHO Financial Inc. is applying to establish a new bank, with a period for objections to the application.