Amendments have been made to Canadian regulations for chicken and egg marketing, setting new production quotas and levy rates for a specified period.
Canada is adjusting its tariff measures in response to U.S. tariffs, with exemptions for certain goods to protect industries and communities.
A reciprocal surtax has been imposed by Canada on U.S. motor vehicles in response to U.S. tariffs, aiming to protect Canadian market access and workers.
The Canada Revenue Agency is revoking the registration of a foundation in Quebec for noncompliance with tax requirements.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal dismissed a complaint about a procurement process and is investigating another complaint regarding procurement assessment.
The Public Service Commission of Canada approved two individuals to run for municipal office positions.
Safety National Casualty Corporation seeks to release its Canadian assets, with a process for opposition by stakeholders.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal made determinations on procurement complaints involving Axxys Construction and Experis Canada Inc.
JeanJacques Desgranges was granted permission to run in the federal election with an approved leave of absence.
Intact Insurance Company was formed through the amalgamation of three companies and authorized to offer various insurance services starting January 2025.
A special warrant authorized significant funding from the Consolidated Revenue Fund for Canadian government departments and agencies for a specified period, with major allocations to departments like CrownIndigenous Relations and Northern Affairs, National Defence, and Health.
The CBSA is extending the transition period for importers to meet new financial security requirements under the CARM system to avoid border delays.
The CDIC has revised its premium categories to better differentiate member institutions by risk, aligning with updated guidelines and reducing filing requirements.
Temporary increases in student grants and loans have been extended to address financial challenges and improve access to education.
Levies for broiler hatching eggs have been adjusted to support marketing plans.
The China Surtax Remission Order has been amended to expand goods eligible for surtax remission, aiding businesses affected by tariffs.
An error in the Cost Recovery Regulations was corrected regarding a date.
A pilot project for Employment Insurance aims to support workers affected by tariffs with temporary measures.
Energy efficiency regulations have been updated to align with North American standards, aiming to reduce emissions and energy consumption.
Errors in the registration date of certain housing loan regulations were corrected.
The Canadian Parliament has been dissolved, leading to a general election.
Election writs have been issued, initiating the federal electoral process.
Sanctions have been imposed on individuals undermining Haiti's stability and on Venezuelan officials for human rights violations.
Sparta Energy seeks approval to export electricity to the U.S., with input requested on its impact and terms offered to Canadian buyers.
The Canada Revenue Agency has revoked the registration of certain charities due to mergers.
The Canadian Radiotelevision and Telecommunications Commission has updated its website with new applications and decisions.
The Public Service Commission has allowed public servants to run in federal elections, granting leave without pay for candidates.
The TroisRivières Port Authority's borrowing limit has been increased, effective immediately.
CorePointe Insurance and Quebec Assurance are seeking approvals related to asset release and corporate transition, respectively, with opportunities for objections and standard reviews in place.