The Canadian International Trade Tribunal addressed complaints regarding procurement processes, with one complaint dismissed and another accepted for inquiry.
The Canadian Radiotelevision and Telecommunications Commission announced broadcasting applications and decisions.
The Public Service Commission of Canada granted permissions for political candidacy with provisions for leave.
The Employment Insurance premium rate for 2025 was set, with a reduced rate for Quebec residents.
Health Canada proposed new guidelines for radiological quality in drinking water, focusing on health protection and risk assessment.
Government appointments and leadership opportunities emphasize diversity and inclusion.
BNY Trust Company of Canada and Canadian Northern Shield Insurance Company announced financial and reinsurance plans, respectively.
Equitable Bank relocated its office for enforcement notices in Alberta.
Regulatory amendments to the Fishery (General) Regulations aim to ensure sustainable fish stocks and align with existing policies.
Corrections were made to the SOCAN Tariff for Popular Music Concerts, detailing royalties and reporting requirements.
Amendments to various Canadian regulations and acts address changes in government institutions, trade measures, and correctional practices.
The Canadian government has imposed a surtax on Chinese electric vehicles to protect domestic industries.
Corrections regulations now allow body scanners in federal institutions to improve contraband detection.
Changes to the First Nations Elections Act enable certain First Nations to adopt a new electoral system for enhanced governance.
Amendments to economic measures regulations impose sanctions on individuals and entities involved in international conflicts and human rights violations.
Updates to the Divorce Act and other regulations aim to improve accessibility and consistency in legal and administrative processes.
Financial relief measures are provided for those affected by wildfires in Jasper National Park.
New safety standards for laser products align with international standards to enhance public safety.
The CITT is investigating the dumping of rebar from Bulgaria, Thailand, and the UAE, and a complaint about an unfair procurement process by the Department of Canadian Heritage.
The CITT continues its investigation into the dumping and subsidizing of coldrolled steel from China, Korea, and Vietnam.
The CRTC has posted applications for broadcasting license renewals and amendments, with public comment deadlines in October 2024.
The Public Service Commission of Canada has allowed two federal employees to run for municipal council positions.
The Minister of the Environment and the Minister of Health have assessed a substance as toxic and set specific conditions for its use and disposal.
The Superintendent of Financial Institutions has set the basic rate for pension plan assessments for the upcoming Office year.
The Government of Canada is seeking diverse candidates for various Governor in Council positions.
BNY Trust Company of Canada plans to reduce its common share capital by up to $26.5 million, pending approval from the Superintendent of Financial Institutions.
Authority for issuing, revoking, and renewing Authorizations to Carry (ATCs) for protection of life is transferred from Chief Firearms Officers (CFOs) to the Commissioner of Firearms to standardize the process.
Amendments to the Canadian Forces Superannuation Regulations (CFSR) include language updates and the inclusion of commonlaw partners as eligible beneficiaries.
The Domestic Substances List under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act is updated with new substances, deletions, and corrections to increase transparency and accuracy.
Fire Prevention Week is designated to promote fire safety, with a specific theme and recognition day for fire service personnel.
The List of Pest Control Product Formulants and Contaminants of Health or Environmental Concern is amended to include molluscs due to their allergenic properties.
CBSA has determined provisional duties on dumped concrete reinforcing bar from Bulgaria, Thailand, and UAE, with CITT investigating potential injury to Canadian industry.
CITT is reviewing the expiry of an order on dumped structural tubing from Korea and Türkiye, with CBSA assessing the likelihood of continued dumping.
CITT is investigating a complaint about improper bid evaluations by the Department of Public Works and Government Services.
CRTC has posted regulatory documents and consultation notices, inviting public comments.
Public Service Commission has allowed public servants to run in elections under specific conditions.
The Minister of the Environment has updated the Nondomestic Substances List, moving certain substances to the Domestic Substances List.
The Department of Public Safety has revoked the designation of certain RCMP members as fingerprint examiners.
The Privy Council Office is seeking diverse candidates for various Governor in Council positions.
BNY Trust Company of Canada plans to reduce its common shares' capital, distributing funds to its sole shareholder.
PACICC intends to incorporate a new insurance company, with objections to be submitted to the Superintendent of Financial Institutions.
SOCAN Tariff 22.D.3 sets royalties for online audiovisual services, with specific rates and conditions for different revenue models and usage levels.