The CBSA has determined dumping and subsidizing of PET resin from China and Pakistan, with the CITT continuing its inquiry into potential injury to Canadian industry.
Preliminary determinations of dumping and subsidizing of steel strapping from several countries have been made, with the CITT conducting a full inquiry.
The CITT terminated an expiry review on steel plate dumping from Ukraine.
Public servants have been permitted to participate in upcoming elections, with some granted leave of absence.
Reports and agreements related to environmental regulations and telecommunications are open for public comment.
Amendments to Wildlife Area Regulations will discontinue a controlled hunt program and eliminate entrance fees at Cap Tourmente NWA to increase public access and align with conservation commitments.
The Canadian Turkey Marketing Agency has updated turkey production quotas for provinces, with approval from the National Farm Products Council.
Control of the Canadian Coast Guard has been transferred to the Department of National Defence.
The Domestic Substances List has been amended to include new substances, following assessments by the Minister of the Environment and the Minister of Health.
Fire Prevention Week is designated with a focus on lithiumion battery safety, encouraging fire prevention activities.
Saint Mary’s First Nation has transitioned to the First Nations Elections Act for governance, with an upcoming election scheduled.
Cheam First Nation has adopted its own election code, moving away from the Indian Act, to enhance governance autonomy.
These changes support Indigenous selfdetermination and traditional governance practices.
Amendments have been made to various Canadian regulations, including those related to beef cattle levies, chicken marketing quotas, and child support guidelines, to refine classifications, update procedures, and ensure fairness.
The Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation has updated its premiums system to better reflect risk profiles and incentivize issue resolution.
Tariffs on certain U.S. goods are being removed to support dutyfree trade under CUSMA and reduce consumer costs.
The Domestic Substances List under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act has been updated to include new substances, ensuring compliance and transparency.
Sanctions have been imposed on individuals and entities linked to Russian interference in Moldova, and the price cap on Russian crude oil has been lowered to reduce Russia's revenue.
A General Permit for humanitarian transactions with Syria has been extended to support aid and stabilization efforts.
Storage tank regulations have been updated to align with industry standards and enhance enforcement measures.
Several public service employees have been granted permission to run in municipal elections in Canada.
Amendments have been made to the Nondomestic Substances List under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, affecting the Domestic Substances List.
New documents related to Radio Standards Specification have been released, detailing compliance procedures for equipment in a specific frequency band.
St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company and Travelers Insurance Company of Canada plan to apply for approval to reinsure parts of their insurance businesses with each other.
Corrections have been made to a previously published supplement regarding the Television Retransmission Tariff for 20142018.