• Feb 26, 2024

    Part 1, Volume 158 Extra Edition #2

    • A byelection is scheduled in the Durham electoral district in Ontario.
    • The revised list of electors includes 116,107 individuals eligible to vote.

    Topics: Electoral Process, By-Election, Voter Eligibility, Durham District, Electorate, Political Participation, Democracy, Voting Rights, Civic Duty, Representation
  • Feb 10, 2024

    Part 1, Volume 158 #6

    • Two public servants in Canada have been authorized to run for political office, with leaves of absence granted for their campaign periods.
    • Amendments to immigration policies have been made to facilitate the application process for the Agrifood Immigration Class and study permits.
    • Certain outdated provisions of various Acts have been repealed.
    • The government is seeking diverse candidates for various leadership roles through a meritbased appointment process.
    • Credit Suisse AG and KOHO Financial Inc. are taking steps related to their operations in Canada, with opportunities for public input.
    • Canada Post Corporation proposes postage rate increases to address financial challenges, with a public consultation period open.
    • Regulatory amendments are proposed to facilitate local trade in Lloydminster, a city on the AlbertaSaskatchewan border.
    • The Canadian government is proposing regulations to ensure pay equity in ministers' offices, with a public comment period available.

    Topics: Elections, Regulations, Financial Services, Postal Services, Food Safety, Pay Equity, Public Consultation, Immigration, Education, Municipal Affairs
  • Feb 3, 2024

    Part 1, Volume 158 #5

    • 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.

    Topics: Immigration, Education, Environment, Health, Telecommunications, Finance, Banking, Indigenous, Policy, Diversity
  • Feb 2, 2024

    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
  • Jan 31, 2024

    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
  • Jan 27, 2024

    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