• Jun 14, 2025

    Part 1, Volume 159 #24

    • The Canadian International Trade Tribunal has maintained its order on the dumping and subsidizing of certain goods from China.
    • The CRTC provides access to its regulatory documents and has received applications for radio station renewals and amendments.
    • The Minister of Transport has issued interim orders for pilotage services to address safety and environmental risks.
    • Environment and Climate Change Canada is focusing on protecting critical habitats for certain species and evaluating emergency orders for others.
    • Endurance Specialty Insurance Ltd. is authorized to insure various risks in Canada.
    • ABCU Credit Union Ltd. plans to transition to a federal credit union, affecting deposit insurance coverage from provincial to federal.

    Topics: Trade, Telecommunications, Pilotage, Environment, Insurance, Credit Unions, Deposit Insurance, Regulations, Wildlife, Safety
  • Jun 7, 2025

    Part 1, Volume 159 #23

    • Sparta Energy seeks authorization to export electricity to the U.S., with input requested on its impact and terms offered to Canadian buyers.
    • The Canada Revenue Agency plans to revoke a Montreal charity's registration for noncompliance.
    • Complaints about procurement processes by Canada Post and Public Works were dismissed by the Canadian International Trade Tribunal.
    • Appeals regarding the classification of certain products under the Customs Act are scheduled for hearings.
    • The CRTC is handling applications and decisions related to broadcasting licenses.
    • Public Service Commission permits three public servants to run for municipal elections.
    • An Interim Order regulates vessel activities to protect killer whales in Southern British Columbia.
    • ABCU Credit Union and Prospera Credit Union are considering transitioning to federal credit unions, affecting deposit insurance coverage.
    • Trafalgar Insurance plans to reinsure its policy liabilities with Belair Insurance, with the agreement available for policyholder inspection.

    Topics: Energy, Export, Electricity, Regulation, Trade, Environment, Insurance, Credit Unions, Tax, Broadcasting
  • Jun 4, 2025

    Part 2, Volume 159 #12

    • The Canadian government has made several administrative changes, including amendments to various acts and orders, to reassign responsibilities among ministers and departments.
    • New designations and assignments have been made to support ministers in areas such as artificial intelligence, digital innovation, emergency management, and economic development.
    • Responsibilities for certain agencies and acts have been transferred between ministers to align with new governmental priorities.
    • Several ministers of state have been assigned to assist primary ministers in fulfilling their duties across different sectors.
    • A proclamation has been issued for the Canadian Parliament to convene for legislative activities.

    Topics: Ministerial, Responsibilities, Transfers, Assignments, Amendments, Agencies, Promotion, Designation, Support, Authority
  • May 31, 2025

    Part 1, Volume 159 #22

    • Canadian agencies and boards are involved in various regulatory and administrative activities, including trade, broadcasting, and procurement processes.
    • Significant government funding has been allocated to various departments and agencies for operational purposes.
    • New appointments have been made to key government positions, affecting departments such as the Treasury Board, CrownIndigenous Relations, and Foreign Affairs.
    • Measures have been implemented to protect North Atlantic Right Whales, including vessel speed limits in certain areas.
    • Credit unions are considering becoming federal entities, which would change their deposit insurance coverage.
    • Tariffs outline the royalties commercial radio stations must pay for broadcasting music, with specific rates and reporting requirements.

    Topics: Trade, Charities, Petroleum, Procurement, Broadcasting, Elections, Finance, Credit Unions, Insurance, Royalties
  • May 26, 2025

    Part 1, Volume 159 Extra Edition #13

    • Election results for the House of Commons of Canada have been announced.
    • Members have been elected for several electoral districts.
    • The elected members represent regions including Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Windsor—Tecumseh—Lakeshore, and Terra Nova—The Peninsulas.

    Topics: Elections, House Of Commons, Members, Electoral Districts, Representation, Results, Territories, Voting, Democracy, Parliament
  • May 24, 2025

    Part 1, Volume 159 #21

    • Investigations are underway into the dumping and subsidizing of steel strapping from several countries, with inquiries assessing potential injury to Canadian industry.
    • Saskatchewan Power Corporation seeks permits for international power lines to North Dakota, with input from interested parties being solicited.
    • The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is conducting a preliminary injury inquiry related to steel strapping imports.
    • The Canadian Radiotelevision and Telecommunications Commission has posted updates on applications and decisions.
    • The Public Service Commission of Canada has allowed two individuals to run for municipal elections.
    • ABCU Credit Union Ltd. and Prospera Credit Union are considering transitioning to federal credit unions, affecting deposit insurance coverage.
    • Sunshine Coast Credit Union is also considering a similar transition and amalgamation, impacting deposit insurance coverage.

    Topics: Trade, Investigation, Energy, Regulation, Election, Credit Union, Amalgamation, Insurance, Transition, Coverage