The Canadian International Trade Tribunal continues to uphold measures against the import of subsidized and dumped stainless steel sinks from China.
The CRTC has updated its website with various decisions and policies, including the approval of a new FM station in Quebec and regulations for online undertakings.
Two individuals have been authorized by the Public Service Commission to run for municipal council positions in Quebec.
Appointments have been made to the Order of Merit of the Police Forces, including Commanders, Officers, and Members.
The Bank of Canada has designated Interac, Mastercard, and Visa as important to the national payments system, effective October 2023.
The HamiltonOshawa Port Authority's jurisdiction has been expanded to include additional federal property.
The Government of Canada is inviting applications for various leadership roles in public institutions to enhance diversity and maintain a respectful work environment.
Indemnity National Insurance Company from the USA seeks to enter the Canadian market, subject to regulatory approval, with plans to operate out of Toronto.
The Canadian Beef Cattle Research, Market Development and Promotion Agency has adjusted the levy for Quebec residents selling cull cows in interprovincial trade.
CARICOM representatives are granted legal immunities and privileges for the CanadaCARICOM Summit in Ottawa.
The Canada Evidence Act now includes provisions related to the Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference in Federal Electoral Processes.
New chemical substances and living organisms have been added to the Domestic Substances List after assessment.
The Canadian Hatching Egg Producers have set production limits for broiler hatching eggs for 2023 and revised limits for 2024.
FINTRAC's regulations now include a framework for assessing expenses from entities it regulates.
EU representatives can enter Canada for official travel using European Union laissezpassers.
The Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference is designated as a department for administrative and financial purposes.
Regulations allow Canadian insurance entities to invest in Permitted Infrastructure Entities.
Online broadcasting undertakings must register with the CRTC.
Certain sections of the Budget Implementation Act, 2021, No. 1, related to AML/ATF measures, will come into force in 2024.
The Canada Business Corporations Act will require corporations to submit information about individuals with significant control.
Ministerial responsibilities under the First Nations Financial Transparency Act are transferred to the Minister of Indigenous Services.
Amendments to the Insurance Companies Act permit investments in infrastructure entities by insurance companies.
Amendments to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act enhance Canada's AML/ATF regime.
Mortgage administrators, brokers, and lenders are now subject to AML/ATF obligations.
The Representation Orders for federal electoral districts will take effect after the next dissolution of Parliament postApril 2024.
Additional lands are incorporated into Rouge National Urban Park.
The Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference is added to the Schedule to the Security of Information Act.
Sanctions are imposed on additional Haitian individuals for corruption.
Canada imposes further sanctions on Russian individuals and entities due to the conflict in Ukraine.
The Canada Revenue Agency is revoking the charitable status of several charities at their request.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is reviewing an appeal on the classification of airsoft rifles and has upheld a complaint against PWGSC for improper bid evaluation.
The CRTC has made decisions on broadcasting licenses for certain Canadian channels.
Parks Canada is protecting habitat for the Chimney Swift in Riding Mountain National Park under the Species at Risk Act.
Employment Insurance premium rates for 2024 have been set, with a reduced rate for Quebec residents.
Amendments to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 involve changes to substance lists.
Solus Trust Company Limited has merged with Raymond James Trust (Canada) and is authorized to start operations.
The Government of Canada is seeking diverse applicants for various Governor in Council positions.
Indemnity National Insurance Company from the USA is applying to operate in Canada, with plans to insure various risks and establish its chief agency in Toronto.
Teck Metals Ltd. seeks authorization to export electricity to the U.S., with a public call for comments on the potential impact and terms offered to Canadian buyers.
The CITT is reviewing classification disputes involving upholstered furniture and child carrier backpacks, and assessing the impact of Chinese steel casing imports on the domestic market.
The CRTC has issued decisions on broadcasting undertakings, including Radio Boréale and CBC.
A CRA employee has been authorized to run for federal office in Ottawa Centre.
Health Canada proposes drinking water guidelines for iron and indoor air quality guidelines for benzene to protect public health.
Conditions for mobile services in the TTC subway system have been decided by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada.
The Privy Council Office announces open Governor in Council positions, promoting a meritbased, diverse selection process.
Indemnity National Insurance Company from the U.S. plans to operate in Canada, insuring various risks.
New regulations for land use in national parks are set to replace outdated ones, enhancing the permit process and compliance measures.
Canada proposes regulatory amendments to align with the Basel Convention, controlling ewaste movement and prohibiting hazardous waste exports to developing countries, with industry and government facing increased costs.
The CRTC has updated its website with various regulatory documents and decisions, including approvals for broadcasting undertakings in several Canadian provinces.
Canada has initiated a CUSMA panel review against the U.S. regarding countervailing duties on Canadian softwood lumber, with established procedures for interested parties to participate.
Under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, the use of a potentially toxic substance is permitted with conditions, including restrictions on its use in consumer products and requirements for environmental safety and recordkeeping.
The Canadian government has made several appointments across judicial, police, financial, and environmental sectors, and continues to offer opportunities for Canadians to apply for Governor in Council positions, promoting a meritbased and diverse selection process.