The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has updated fees related to fertilizer product registrations and exempted emergency animal transit fees during disasters.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has made decisions on various trade and procurement complaints.
The CRTC has issued decisions on broadcasting undertakings in several Canadian regions.
Parks Canada has protected habitat for the Blackfoam Lichen under the Species at Risk Act.
The Canadian government has proposed amendments to the PCB Regulations to allow certain uses and storage of PCBcontaining equipment under specific conditions.
The Tuvaijuittuq Marine Protected Area's protection in the High Arctic is proposed to be extended due to consultation and research delays.
The Canadian government plans to lower the criminal interest rate to combat predatory lending and standardize payday loan costs.
The Canadian government extends the Arctic offshore oil and gas activity moratorium until 2028, freezing existing exploration licenses to protect the environment and support Indigenous selfdetermination.
Amendments to the Beef Cattle Research, Market Development and Promotion Levies Order adjust the levy for Quebec residents selling fed cattle.
The CRTC renews broadcasting licenses without a public hearing, a decision upheld by the Governor in Council despite a petition alleging procedural errors.
Chicken Farmers of Canada sets new production limits for chicken marketing quotas for specific periods in 2024.
The Canadian Turkey Marketing Agency updates turkey production quotas for provinces for the 20232024 period.
Fines for environmental offences under CEPA 1999 are increased to maintain the effectiveness of the Contraventions Regime.
The Contraventions Regulations update fine amounts for offences under the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Act, 1992.
Employment Equity Regulations are amended to align with the 2021 National Occupational Classification system.
A pilot project provides additional Employment Insurance benefits to seasonal workers in specific regions.
The Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Act and associated regulations aim to ensure timely payments and effective dispute resolution in the construction industry.
The Canadian Firearms Marking Regulations' implementation is deferred to 2025 to allow further stakeholder engagement.
Four First Nations are added to the First Nations Fiscal Management Act, enabling access to financial management services.
Sanctions are imposed on individuals from Russia, Iran, and Myanmar for human rights violations under the Sergei Magnitsky Law.
Provisions of an Act to amend the Canada Business Corporations Act come into force, increasing corporate transparency regarding individuals with significant control.
The Federal Prompt Payment for Construction Work Act establishes a prompt payment and adjudication process for federal construction contracts.
Certain provisions of the Fall Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2022, come into force, supporting the elimination of interest on student loans.
Canada's Passenger Automobile and Light Truck Greenhouse Gas Emission Regulations are amended to reduce emissions and increase the percentage of zeroemission vehicles by 2035.
ISED is authorized to receive national security information under the Security of Canada Information Disclosure Act to support foreign investment reviews.
Canada bans the import of Russian diamonds and jewelry to reduce Russia's revenue from diamond sales.
Additional Russian individuals are sanctioned for participating in sham elections in occupied Ukrainian territories.
Amendments to the Species at Risk Act reclassify the Monarch butterfly as endangered and add Western Bumble Bee subspecies to the list.
Regulatory amendments eliminate interest accrual on Canada Student Loans and Canada Apprentice Loans.
The Vessel Construction and Equipment Regulations update Canadian standards for new vessels and align with international conventions.
The Vessel Operation Restriction Regulations enhance safety and environmental protection on Canadian waterways with new restrictions and updated exemptions.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is reviewing an order on steel plate dumping from China to determine if its expiration would harm the domestic industry.
Malvern Panalytical has filed a complaint with the CITT over a procurement issue with the National Research Council of Canada.
The CRTC has made decisions affecting various broadcasting undertakings in Canada.
The Canadian Transportation Agency has set interswitching rates for 2024.
A federal employee has been granted permission to run for office in Brampton West, Ontario.
An amalgamation of insurance companies is set to occur, creating a new entity authorized to insure various risks.
The Government of Canada is seeking applicants for Governor in Council positions, focusing on merit and diversity.
Allianz Life Insurance plans to have Canadian policies reinsured by another company.
MD Private Trust Company and The Bank of Nova Scotia Trust Company propose to amalgamate.
The Canadian government is proposing regulatory amendments to streamline the handling of transborder criminality cases.
Regulations are being implemented to support Canadian preclearance operations in the United States.
Canada is amending regulations to reduce methane emissions in the oil and gas sector as part of its climate change commitments.
The Canadian government has made regulatory amendments across various sectors, including controlled substances, environmental protection, health, immigration, taxation, indigenous governance, fisheries, and public service administration.
Changes to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act and the Domestic Substances List aim to address public interest and environmental safety, respectively.
Healthrelated regulations have been updated for clarity and consistency.
Immigration regulations have been corrected for technical and grammatical accuracy.
Adjustments to motor vehicle expense regulations reflect current costs associated with business vehicle use.
The Cowichan Band in British Columbia will conduct its elections based on a community election code, enhancing governance autonomy.
Ontario Fishery Regulations have been revised to empower the provincial minister and protect aquatic ecosystems.
Responsibility for the Next Generation Human Resources and Pay System initiative has been transferred to a different government department.
The government acknowledges assessments of ten wildlife species' status, which may lead to changes in their legal protections.
Second Foundation US Trading, LLC seeks authorization to export electricity to the U.S., with a call for public input on the potential impact and conditions offered to Canadian buyers.
Several charities have voluntarily relinquished their charitable status in Canada.
Weatherlogics Inc. has filed a complaint with the Canadian International Trade Tribunal, alleging improper evaluation of its proposal by the Department of the Environment.
The Tribunal has upheld a finding on the unfair trade practices involving copper pipe fittings from Vietnam.
The CRTC has issued decisions on broadcasting licenses for various services.
New instructions for study permit applications in Canada require identification of a Designated Learning Institution and timely acceptance confirmation.
Amendments to the Nondomestic Substances List involve the addition and deletion of specific substances.
Health Canada announces fee increases for drugrelated services, with adjustments based on the CPI.
Opportunities for Governor in Council positions are open, highlighting a meritbased selection process.
Alan CA Inc. intends to become a federally regulated life insurance company, and MD Private Trust Company plans to amalgamate with The Bank of Nova Scotia Trust Company.
The CBSA proposes fee amendments for the removal of foreign nationals, aiming to better reflect costs and encourage voluntary compliance.
Re:Sound Tariff 8 sets royalty rates for music streaming services for the years 20132018, with specific rates and reporting requirements.