The Canada Revenue Agency plans to revoke the charity status of LIFEPOINT FOUNDATION for noncompliance.
A public hearing will address a tariff classification dispute over "La Jeune Vache" dairy products.
The CRTC has made decisions on broadcasting licenses and applications, including renewals and new services.
Amendments to the Maanulth First Nations Final Agreement involve land additions and tax exemption reinstatements.
The Department of Industry has announced various public service appointments.
Canada aims to align energy efficiency regulations for home appliances with U.S. standards by 2027.
New certification requirements for certain radio apparatuses and broadband equipment have been released.
Opportunities for Governor in Council positions are open, focusing on merit and diversity.
Markel International Insurance Company Limited seeks to insure risks in Canada, and a new life insurance company, Insurance Stewards Inc., is proposed.
Canada commits to netzero GHG emissions by 2050, with proposed regulations to reduce emissions from fossil fuelgenerated electricity by 2035.
The Canadian government has made several administrative changes, including the reassignment of ministerial duties and the transfer of departmental responsibilities.
Regulations and sanctions have been updated, with some being repealed or amended based on stakeholder feedback or to align with international commitments.
Sanctions have been imposed on individuals and entities from countries like Belarus, Iran, and Russia due to corruption and human rights violations.
The Canadian Grain Commission has decided to maintain existing grain grading standards after consultations.
Chicken production quotas have been adjusted for specific periods in 2023.
The Canadian Digital Service has been moved to a different department.
A selfgovernment treaty with the Whitecap Dakota Nation has been established, recognizing their right to selfgovernance.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is investigating a complaint by Stericycle, ULC about a procurement process by Correctional Service Canada for waste removal services.
The CRTC is seeking public comments on a Part 1 application from First Peoples Radio Inc. and has issued decisions on various radio stations.
A Canada Revenue Agency employee has been authorized to run for Mayor in a Newfoundland and Labrador municipal byelection.
The Bank of Canada's financial statement shows significant assets and liabilities, with a noted deficiency.
The Privy Council Office is promoting diverse and meritbased appointments for various government roles.
HomeEquity Bank has updated its office address for enforcement notices.
Markel International Insurance Company Limited is seeking to insure risks in Canada, with plans to establish a branch in Toronto.
Portfolio Stewards Inc. is proposing to create a new life insurance company, Insurance Stewards Inc., also based in Toronto.
The Canadian Minister of the Environment has added new substances to the Domestic Substances List, easing their use in the marketplace.
Six First Nations have been included in the First Nations Fiscal Management Act, enabling them to access financial and economic development services.
Corrections were made to a Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement concerning the Fort William First Nation Sawmill Regulations, clarifying tax obligations.
Amendments to GST/HST regulations have been made, including increased rebates and adjustments for charities and small businesses in Prince Edward Island, and the introduction of an antiavoidance rule.
Canada has expanded sanctions against Russia, targeting individuals and entities involved in cultural propaganda and the militaryindustrial complex, in response to the conflict in Ukraine.
New prohibitions on armsrelated transactions with Russia have been implemented, along with additional sanctions to pressure Russia to cease military actions and reduce nuclear risks.
The Canada Border Services Agency is investigating the alleged dumping and subsidizing of wind towers from China, with provisional duties applied.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is conducting an inquiry into the matter.
Two charities face revocation of their registration by the Canada Revenue Agency for noncompliance with tax laws.
Peer Ledger Inc. has lodged a complaint about a procurement issue with the Royal Canadian Mint, leading to an inquiry.
The CRTC has released various decisions and notices regarding broadcasting.
A federal election candidate from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada has been granted leave to run for office.
The Department of the Environment has imposed conditions on the manufacture or import of a potentially toxic substance.
Updated guidance on monitoring gaseous emissions from power generation and other sources has been issued.
The Privy Council Office has announced openings for various leadership roles in federal organizations, emphasizing diversity and a respectful work environment.