The Canadian Government has increased the maximum penalty for marine safety and environmental protection violations to $250,000.
Amendments to the Agricultural Marketing Programs Regulations have raised the interestfree limit under the Advance Payments Program to $250,000 for agricultural producers for the 2024 program year.
New Broadcasting Fees Regulations have been established by the CRTC, applying to all broadcasting undertakings in Canada, with certain exceptions.
The Communications Security Establishment Appointments Regulations have been repealed, as the Chief of the CSE now has exclusive appointment authority.
The Communications Security Establishment Exclusion of Positions and Employees Approval Order has been repealed.
Amendments to the Energy Efficiency Regulations, 2016, have been made to align with U.S. standards for ceiling fan light kits.
An order has been enacted to grant privileges and immunities for the Fourth Session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee on Plastic Pollution to be held in Ottawa.
The Patent Rules have been amended to allow the Commissioner to rectify insufficient patent fee payments due to administrative errors.
Updates to the Preliminary Screening Requirement Regulations and the Exemption List Regulations under the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act have been made for consistency with current environmental standards.
The CRTC has issued decisions on broadcasting undertakings and consultations for Alberta.
The CUSMA Secretariat completed a panel review on U.S. determinations about Canadian tin mill products.
The IJC is addressing transboundary water pollution in the ElkKootenai/y watershed.
The Governor General of Canada has made appointments and awarded honors for various services and acts of bravery.
Permanent residence fees in Canada will increase in 2024.
The Department of the Environment has updated the Nondomestic Substances List and granted waivers for certain information requirements.
Health Canada's National Dosimetry Services has revised its fee schedule.
The Department of Transport has set a new levy for crude oil shipments by rail.
The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions has updated the list of banks operating in Canada.
Opportunities for Governor in Council appointments have been announced.
Olympia Trust Company and Scotia General Insurance Company are seeking approvals for corporate continuances under federal acts.
The CNSC is proposing regulatory amendments to align with international nuclear nonproliferation obligations and update export controls.
The Canadian Aviation Regulations are being amended to address personnel qualifications, training, and licensing, including implementing a TSB safety recommendation.
The CDIC has updated its Differential Premiums Bylaw to match OSFI's regulatory filing terms, with changes effective for the 2024 premium year, not increasing regulatory costs or burdens.
Canada has expanded sanctions against Iran, targeting two individuals linked to human rights abuses, with measures including asset freezes and travel bans.
The sanctions support Iranian women and align with international efforts, with minimal impact on Canadian businesses and enforceable penalties for noncompliance.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is investigating if certain foreign hotrolled wire rod imports are harming the Canadian market.
Kyndryl Canada Limited & ISM Information Systems Management Corporation have filed a complaint about their bid disqualification in a government IT services procurement.
The CRTC is inviting public input on various consultations.
A member of the RCMP has been authorized to run for a municipal council position in Nova Scotia.
Specific conditions have been set for the manufacture or import of a chemical substance for use in asphalt emulsions in Canada.
The TroisRivières Port Authority is expanding its property holdings in Quebec.
The Canadian government is seeking applicants for various official positions, focusing on diversity and merit.
Interest rates for certain public service pension plans have been updated.
Legal and corporate changes are underway for several financial and insurance entities, including exemption requests and continuance under federal law.
The Canada Border Services Agency is investigating alleged dumping of wire rod from China, Egypt, and Vietnam, with the Canadian International Trade Tribunal assessing potential industry injury.
The CRTC has updated its website with new documents and public participation opportunities.
Canada has requested a panel review under CUSMA regarding U.S. determinations on Canadian tin mill products.
Federal Environmental Quality Guidelines for triclocarban have been issued, and an Interim Order has modified greenhouse gas emission regulations for heavyduty vehicles.
A Ministerial Condition has been imposed on the live vaccinia virus due to toxicity concerns.
An assessment proposes adding certain Low Boiling Point Naphthas substances to a toxic substances list, with a public comment period open for feedback.
The Privy Council Office is advertising various appointment opportunities.
Olympia Trust Company seeks to continue as a trust company under federal legislation, with a public objection period open.
The Canadian government has extended the suspension of greenhouse gas emission standards for trailers to align with U.S. regulations and maintain industry competitiveness.