The Canadian government is considering adding the Monarch butterfly and two subspecies of the Western Bumble Bee to the List of Wildlife Species at Risk, following COSEWIC's assessments.
Regulations under the Federal Courts Act have been updated to set the number of associate judges and establish workload requirements for supernumerary associate judges in the Federal Court and Tax Court of Canada.
Amendments to the Canada Labour Code require employers to reimburse employees for workrelated expenses and provide a written statement of employment.
Employers in federally regulated industries must now provide menstrual products in the workplace and ensure proper disposal facilities are available.
The Canadian Turkey Marketing Agency has adjusted the levy rate for turkey producers in British Columbia.
New chemical substances and one living organism have been added to the Domestic Substances List after assessment.
Amendments to the Government Contracts Regulations aim to reduce administrative burdens and streamline processes.
The Halalt First Nation in British Columbia has opted to conduct its council elections based on its own community election code, moving away from the Indian Act's regime.
The PariMutuel Betting Supervision Regulations have been amended to include bupivacaine as a prohibited substance to maintain the integrity of horse racing.
Additional sanctions have been imposed on Iran, targeting individuals and an entity associated with human rights violations and threats to international peace.
A correction was made to an error in the publication of regulations amending certain regulations under the United Nations Act.
The College of Patent Agents and Trademark Agents Board has established bylaws under its Act and Regulations, setting standards for licensing, incompetence, and professional misconduct.
Mattagami First Nation will hold its council elections under the First Nations Elections Act on October 9, 2023, aiming to improve governance and community engagement.
Canada has updated its Special Economic Measures against Belarus and Russia, adding banks and individuals/entities to its sanctions list to increase economic pressure and align with international partners in response to the Ukraine crisis.
The Canadian government has updated the Canada Labour Code to improve legal document service and clarify wage calculations for nonhourly employees at CIRB hearings.
New levies for turkey production have been set to expire on March 31, 2024, and chicken marketing quotas have been adjusted for a specified period in 2023.
Egg marketing quotas have been revised for the period up to December 30, 2023.
The Minister of Finance must now annually report on climaterelated financial risks and opportunities.
Turkey marketing quotas have been updated for the 20222023 period.
Outdated environmental assessment regulations have been repealed, and discrepancies between English and French versions of the Physical Activities Regulations have been corrected.
Six First Nations have been added to the First Nations Fiscal Management Act, enabling them to access financial management services.
Changes to Canada's carbon pricing framework include integration with provincial systems, updated fuel charge rates, and exemptions for certain fuels.
The Safe Third Country Agreement with the U.S. has been modernized to apply across the entire land border and includes provisions for stateless persons and temporary foreign workers.
Interest on debts owed by municipalities for RCMP policing services has been waived to prevent additional financial strain.
NAFO has been granted legal capacities and privileges in Canada as per a Headquarters Agreement.
New Brunswick has joined the Multilateral Agreement for Pooled Registered Pension Plans, streamlining administration across jurisdictions.
Amendments to the Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by NonCanadians Regulations aim to support housing supply and attract skilled workers.
Sanctions have been imposed on additional individuals from Haiti's elite for corruption and supporting criminal gangs.
Additional sanctions on Iran target individuals and entities involved in human rights violations and threats to international peace.
Sanctions on 100 individuals from Zimbabwe have been lifted as the reasons for their inclusion no longer apply.
Nonsubstantive errors in various United Nations Act regulations have been corrected for clarity and consistency.
The Canadian government has made legislative changes to increase the minimum age of employment in federally regulated industries to 18 years, aligning with international labor standards.
Amendments to the Canada Labour Code and related regulations will enforce restrictions on hazardous work and night hours for young workers.
The CDIC has updated its bylaws to include the TaxFree First Home Savings Account for separate insurance coverage.
The Canadian Hatching Egg Producers and the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency have adjusted levy rates for producers in various provinces.
The Canadian Securities Regulation Regime Transition Office is being dissolved, with its functions and knowledge transferred to the Department of Finance Canada.
Amendments to the CCOFTA Rules of Origin Regulations have been made to facilitate trade with Colombia and reflect updates to the international goods classification system.
The critical habitat for the threatened Silver Shiner species in Ontario is legally protected to prevent habitat destruction.
Corrections and adjustments to the Customs Tariff Schedule have been made, including a remission order for certain tobacco products to correct an unintended duty increase.
Changes to the Domestic Substances List include the addition of new substances and the updating of organism names.
The Kinistin Saulteaux Nation has transitioned to the First Nations Elections Act for its electoral system.
A remission order has been issued for antidumping duties on large diameter line pipe imports needed for natural gas projects due to domestic short supply.
Overpayments to beneficiaries of the Public Service Income Benefit Plan for Survivors of Employees Slain on Duty have been forgiven due to administrative errors.
Canada has banned the import of steel and aluminum goods from Russia as part of its sanctions in response to the invasion of Ukraine.
The CRTC has updated the Telecommunications Fees Regulations to align with current accounting standards and streamline the annual reporting process for service providers.
The CDIC has amended a bylaw to include penalties for noncompliance with the Eligible Financial Contracts Bylaw, aiming to ensure financial stability.
The Minister of the Environment has repealed an outdated service charges order to reduce regulatory confusion.
Corrections were made to the Firearms Act regulations regarding the registration and transfer of handguns.
Health Canada is remitting fees for expedited medical device license applications during the COVID19 pandemic to alleviate financial burdens on applicants.
Canada has imposed sanctions on additional Iranian individuals for human rights violations, aligning with international partners.
New sanctions have been introduced against Russia, targeting individuals and entities to pressure changes in behavior and policy due to ongoing aggression in Ukraine and human rights abuses.