Canada has set a cap on study permit applications and requires a provincial attestation letter for processing.
Two substances have been removed from the Nondomestic Substances List, and six out of 12 assessed substances may be added to a concern list due to health risks.
New guidelines for antimony in drinking water have been established to protect against health effects.
Measures to support rural and remote access to communication services have been announced, including a new licensing framework and policy improvements for Indigenous access to spectrum resources.
Royal Bank of Canada is set to amalgamate with several financial entities following its acquisition of HSBC Bank Canada.
Various federal appointment opportunities are open, aiming for a meritbased and diverse selection process.
Credit Suisse AG's Toronto Branch is seeking to release its assets in Canada, with a deadline for opposition.
KOHO Financial Inc. is applying to establish a new bank, with a period for objections to the application.
Three First Nations have been added to the First Nations Fiscal Management Act, enabling them to manage their finances, taxation, and access financing for development.
The Brokenhead Ojibway Nation has opted out of the Indian Act's election regime, adopting its custom election code to enhance governance autonomy.
A Royal Proclamation has established Charles the Third as "King of Canada," reflecting the updated royal titles in Canada.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is reviewing the impact of corrosionresistant steel sheet products from several countries on the Canadian market.
A complaint by EBC Inc. about a government procurement process is under CITT inquiry.
The CITT has maintained its stance against the import of certain steel products from China.
The CRTC is engaged in various broadcastingrelated consultations and decisions.
Under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, assessments of certain substances have been conducted, with some identified as potentially harmful to human health.
The Privy Council Office is promoting diverse and meritbased appointments for government positions.
Credit Suisse AG is seeking to release its assets in Canada, with a deadline for objections.
KOHO Financial Inc. is proposing to establish a new bank, with a period for public objections.
The Canada Revenue Agency is revoking the registration of several charities for failing to meet filing requirements.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal will hold a videoconference hearing to settle a dispute over the classification of child carrier backpacks between Thule Canada Inc. and the Canada Border Services Agency.
The CRTC has issued a decision on the CBC's operations for a radio station in Quebec and continues to publish various communicationsrelated documents online.
The Minister of the Environment has granted waivers for certain data requirements under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999, for the import or manufacture of substances and living organisms.
Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada has issued a decision on the renewal of Wireless Communication Services spectrum licenses.
The Government of Canada is inviting applications for Governor in Council positions to promote diversity and a respectful work environment in leadership roles across various organizations.
Credit Suisse AG, Toronto Branch, intends to seek authorization for the release of its assets in Canada and has provided a timeframe for opposition to be filed with the Superintendent of Financial Institutions.