• Part 1, Volume 159 Extra Edition #7

    • The document lists members elected to the Canadian House of Commons.
    • It follows the results of the 45th general election.
    • Members are listed alongside their electoral districts.
    • The list provides a comprehensive overview of election outcomes.

    Topics: Election, Parliament, Members, Districts, Representation, Results, Voting, Democracy, Legislature, Politics
  • Part 2, Volume 159 #10

    • The Canadian Egg Marketing Agency has updated regulations to set egg production quotas for provinces and territories, aiming to regulate the market effectively.
    • The United States Surtax Remission Order provides relief from tariffs on U.S. goods imported by Canadian entities, supporting essential services and industries.
    • A specific remission order addresses tariffs on U.S. vehicles imported to Canada, supporting Canadian auto producers and maintaining industry competitiveness.

    Topics: Quota, Regulations, Marketing, Production, Importation, Tariffs, Remission, Industry, Economy, Trade
  • Part 1, Volume 159 #18

    • The CBSA is investigating potential dumping of steel wire from various countries and has made a preliminary determination on steel sheets from Türkiye.
    • The CITT is conducting inquiries into potential injury to Canadian industries and a procurement complaint.
    • The CRA has revoked the registration of several charities for noncompliance.
    • The CRTC has updated its website with broadcasting service applications and decisions.
    • An interim order regulates vessel speeds to protect North Atlantic Right Whales, with specific exceptions and conditions.
    • Safety National Casualty Corporation plans to apply for the release of its Canadian assets, with a process for opposition by stakeholders.

    Topics: Dumping, Investigation, Industry, Compliance, Inquiry, Broadcasting, Marine, Safety, Insurance, Opposition
  • Part 1, Volume 159 #17

    • DRW Energy Trading Canada ULC seeks approval to export electricity to the U.S. and is open for public input on its impact and communication with Canadian buyers.
    • The Canada Revenue Agency plans to revoke the registration of three charities for noncompliance.
    • The Canadian International Trade Tribunal will conduct hearings on product classification appeals.
    • Irene Stack has been permitted to run for a municipal election position in Newfoundland and Labrador.
    • BMO Life Assurance Company intends to reinsure its risks with Union Life, with policyholders able to review related documents.
    • Safety National Casualty Corporation plans to apply for the release of its Canadian assets, with a process for opposition in place.

    Topics: Energy, Export, Electricity, Compliance, Tax, Trade, Classification, Election, Insurance, Reinsurance
  • Part 2, Volume 159 #9

    • 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.

    Topics: Tariffs, Quotas, Trade, Agriculture, Regulations, Exemptions, Levies, Imports, Exports, Compliance
  • Part 1, Volume 159 Extra Edition #6

    • The Chief Electoral Officer of Canada has released updated elector numbers for each electoral district.
    • The data covers all provinces and territories in Canada.
    • It provides a breakdown of elector distribution across the country.
    • This information is essential for understanding the electoral landscape and election preparation.

    Topics: Electors, Election, Electoral Districts, Voters, Provinces, Territories, Distribution, Preparation, Landscape, Process