The Governor in Council has empowered Chicken Farmers of Canada to implement a marketing plan, setting new chicken production quotas for provinces.
The Minister of the Environment has updated the Domestic Substances List under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, adding and removing various substances based on assessments.
Seven substances have been added to the Domestic Substances List, and Significant New Activity requirements for five substances have been rescinded.
The Tuvaijuittuq Marine Protected Area in the Arctic Ocean has been designated to protect its unique habitat, with restrictions on activities that could harm the area.
The protection period for the Tuvaijuittuq MPA has been extended to allow for further research, consultations, and development of an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area.
The MPA supports marine conservation targets and Inuit socioeconomic and cultural equity, with ongoing consultations to align protection measures with local and national interests.
The CBSA is investigating alleged dumping of concrete reinforcing bar from several countries and has extended the preliminary phase due to complexity.
Preliminary determinations of dumping and subsidizing high protein content pea protein from China have been made, with provisional duties now payable.
The CITT is conducting inquiries and hearings on various trade disputes, including the classification of water dispensers and the dumping of pea protein from China.
The CITT has continued its order on the dumping and subsidizing of steel oil and gas well casing from China.
The CRTC is handling applications for broadcasting license renewals and amendments, and has made decisions on applications from Bell Media Inc. and the CBC.
The Ministers of Environment and Health have assessed a specific substance as potentially toxic and imposed conditions on its manufacture or import.
An equivalency agreement for greenhouse gas emissions regulations between federal and Nova Scotia authorities is open for public comment.
Amendments have been made to the Nondomestic Substances List and a Significant New Activity Notice has been issued for a specific chemical substance.
Two individuals have been designated as fingerprint examiners.
New technical requirements for communications equipment have been published by Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada.
The Government of Canada is seeking diverse candidates for various positions, emphasizing a respectful and harassmentfree work environment.
Banking Circle S.A. plans to establish a fullservice branch in Canada, subject to approval by the Minister of Finance.
Ministerial assignments have been changed, with Steven Garrett MacKinnon now serving as Minister of Labour and Seniors.
Remission of fees is granted for replacing documents lost due to the 2024 Canadian wildfires, aiming to alleviate financial burdens on affected individuals.
Amendments to the Canadian Environmental Protection Act require reporting significant new activities involving certain substances to assess potential risks.
Changes to the Canada Grain Regulations improve soybean grading consistency and enhance barley variety identification for food use.
Generation PGM Inc. plans to develop a mine in Ontario, which will destroy fish habitats; a compensation plan will create new habitats to offset the loss.
The Canada Revenue Agency mistakenly published a notice to revoke a charity's registration.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) is handling appeals and inquiries related to weapon classification and procurement complaints.
The Public Service Commission of Canada has permitted several individuals to run in federal and municipal elections.
The Canadian Environmental Protection Act requires information for importing or manufacturing certain substances, with recent waivers granted to various companies.
The Minister of Transport increased borrowing limits for several port authorities.
The Government of Canada is seeking applications for various Governor in Council positions, emphasizing diversity and inclusion.
Banking Circle S.A. plans to establish a fullservice branch in Canada, subject to approval.
Proposed changes to the Impact Assessment Act aim to streamline processes for lowrisk projects.
The Minister of the Environment requires information on certain PFAS substances to assess their toxicity and potential control measures.