The Canada Revenue Agency is revoking the registration of the Ontario DeMolay Foundation for noncompliance.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is reviewing appeals and complaints regarding the classification of a fitness mirror, procurement practices for building materials and office furniture.
The International Joint Commission is addressing water pollution in the ElkKootenay/i watershed with a new governance body and study board.
A government employee has been granted leave to participate in a provincial election.
An assessment of 22 substances found them to pose low risk to human health and the environment.
Critical habitat for the Spotted Gar fish is now protected under federal law.
Public input is sought on a potential Free Trade Agreement with Ecuador and its impacts.
Proposed regulatory amendments aim to harmonize rights for Facility Fire Brigade members and update references in nuclear and uranium regulations.
New rules are proposed for court martial proceedings to enhance fairness and judicial independence.
Proposed zoning regulations at Vancouver International Airport aim to protect future runway sites, mitigate wildlife hazards, and align with current aviation standards.
The Canada Small Business Financing Regulations have been updated to clarify loan terms and align definitions with current industry classifications.
Chicken Farmers of Canada has set new production quotas for chicken across various categories for a specified period in 2024.
The Canadian Egg Marketing Agency has adjusted levy rates for egg producers in several provinces.
Cosmetic ingredient disclosure regulations in Canada have been enhanced, requiring the listing of certain fragrance allergens and allowing digital ingredient disclosure for small packages.
Amendments to the Domestic Substances List include the deletion and readdition of substances with new designations and the addition of seven new substances deemed safe.
The Minister of Families, Children and Social Development is now responsible for the Canada Early Learning and Child Care Act.
The Protection of Passenger Information Regulations have been refined to specify CBSA access to passenger information and conditions for sharing with foreign authorities.
Canada has expanded sanctions against individuals from Belarus due to human rights violations, with minimal impact expected on Canadian businesses.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs is authorized to issue permits under the Special Economic Measures Act for activities related to the Special Economic Measures (Sudan) Regulations.
The Special Economic Measures (Sudan) Regulations prohibit financial dealings with listed persons associated with human rights violations or the Sudanese conflict, with minimal impact on Canadian businesses.
The Canada Revenue Agency is revoking the registration of three charities that have merged with other organizations.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has ruled on two procurement complaints, upholding one and dismissing the other.
The CRTC has released various documents, including decisions and notices, and is accepting interventions for a new application.
Certain entities must report information on plastic resins and products to the Federal Plastics Registry, with potential publication of some data.
A correction was issued for a notice on guidelines to reduce dyes from pulp and paper mills.
An assessment concluded that 34 substances do not pose a risk and require no further action under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act.
The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions has approved the amalgamation of two trust companies.
The Privy Council Office is seeking diverse candidates for various Governor in Council appointments.
Proposed amendments to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations aim to improve the Ministerial Relief application process for inadmissible foreign nationals.
A new agency, the Canadian Industrial Hemp PromotionResearch Agency, is being established to support the hemp sector through research and marketing.
The Department of Transport is proposing zoning regulations for Vancouver International Airport to ensure its future viability and safe operations.
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.