• Part 1, Volume 158 Extra Edition #1

    • A byelection is scheduled in the Durham, Ontario electoral district.
    • The preliminary list of electors includes 115,660 registered voters.

    Topics: Election, By-Election, Electorate, Voting, Registration, Democracy, Political Process, Representation, Civic Engagement, Legislation
  • Part 2, Volume 158 #3

    • Three First Nations have been added to the First Nations Fiscal Management Act, enabling them to manage their finances, taxation, and access financing for development.
    • The Brokenhead Ojibway Nation has opted out of the Indian Act's election regime, adopting its custom election code to enhance governance autonomy.
    • A Royal Proclamation has established Charles the Third as "King of Canada," reflecting the updated royal titles in Canada.

    Topics: Indigenous, First Nations, Governance, Economic Development, Legislation, Autonomy, Elections, Finance, Community, Monarchy
  • Part 1, Volume 158 #4

    • The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is reviewing the impact of corrosionresistant steel sheet products from several countries on the Canadian market.
    • A complaint by EBC Inc. about a government procurement process is under CITT inquiry.
    • The CITT has maintained its stance against the import of certain steel products from China.
    • The CRTC is engaged in various broadcastingrelated consultations and decisions.
    • Under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, assessments of certain substances have been conducted, with some identified as potentially harmful to human health.
    • The Privy Council Office is promoting diverse and meritbased appointments for government positions.
    • Credit Suisse AG is seeking to release its assets in Canada, with a deadline for objections.
    • KOHO Financial Inc. is proposing to establish a new bank, with a period for public objections.

    Topics: Trade, Steel, Review, Dumping, Construction, Broadcasting, Environmental Protection, Chemicals, Banking, Finance
  • Part 1, Volume 158 #3

    • The Canada Revenue Agency is revoking the registration of several charities for failing to meet filing requirements.
    • The Canadian International Trade Tribunal will hold a videoconference hearing to settle a dispute over the classification of child carrier backpacks between Thule Canada Inc. and the Canada Border Services Agency.
    • The CRTC has issued a decision on the CBC's operations for a radio station in Quebec and continues to publish various communicationsrelated documents online.
    • The Minister of the Environment has granted waivers for certain data requirements under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, for the import or manufacture of substances and living organisms.
    • Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada has issued a decision on the renewal of Wireless Communication Services spectrum licenses.
    • The Government of Canada is inviting applications for Governor in Council positions to promote diversity and a respectful work environment in leadership roles across various organizations.
    • Credit Suisse AG, Toronto Branch, intends to seek authorization for the release of its assets in Canada and has provided a timeframe for opposition to be filed with the Superintendent of Financial Institutions.

    Topics: Charities, Compliance, Trade, Taxation, Broadcasting, Environmental Protection, Innovation, Diversity, Finance, Regulation
  • Part 2, Volume 158 #2

    • Levy rate for chicken producers in Newfoundland and Labrador set at 1.65 cents for interprovincial or export trade.
    • Amendment made under Farm Products Agencies Act, approved by National Farm Products Council.
    • Honourable Steven Garrett MacKinnon appointed to assist the Leader of the Government in the House of Commons.

    Topics: Agriculture, Poultry, Trade, Legislation, Economy, Levies, Marketing, Regulation, Appointment, Parliamentary Duties
  • Part 1, Volume 158 #2

    • Furry Creek Power Ltd. and MC Hydro Holding Corp. seek authorization from the Canada Energy Regulator to export electricity to the U.S. and are undergoing a public input process.
    • The Minister of the Environment is considering changes to the Migratory Birds Regulations, including hunting seasons and limits, with public feedback requested.
    • Environment and Climate Change Canada conducts biennial reviews of hunting regulations and annual assessments of bird populations for sustainable hunting.
    • Four substances are proposed to be added to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act due to environmental and health risk assessments, with a public comment period open.
    • The Privy Council Office is advertising various Governor in Council appointments, promoting diversity and a respectful work environment.
    • The Television Retransmission Tariff outlines royalty rates and terms for retransmitting television signals in Canada, with different rates for various types of retransmitters and provisions for reporting and payments.

    Topics: Energy, Electricity Export, Environment, Wildlife Conservation, Hunting Regulations, Public Consultation, Chemical Assessment, Appointments, Broadcasting, Royalties