• Part 1, Volume 159 #16

    • 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.

    Topics: Revocation, Registration, Procurement, Complaint, Inquiry, Permission, Election, Assets, Opposition, Insurance
  • Part 1, Volume 159 #15

    • 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.

    Topics: Procurement, Complaint, Insurance, Amalgamation, Election, Funding, Budget, Services, Authorization, Departments
  • Part 2, Volume 159 #8

    • 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.

    Topics: Trade, Sanctions, Education, Financial Assistance, Employment, Energy Efficiency, Importation, Regulations, Economy, Elections
  • Part 1, Volume 159 #14

    • 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.

    Topics: Energy, Export, Electricity, Regulation, Charities, Telecommunications, Elections, Transport, Finance, Insurance
  • Part 1, Volume 159 #13

    • Investigations are underway into the dumping and subsidizing of PET resin from China and Pakistan, with a focus on potential injury to Canadian industry.
    • Several charities face revocation of registration for not meeting tax filing requirements.
    • Complaints about unfair procurement practices in various services are being investigated.
    • The order on dumping and subsidizing of wall modules from China remains unchanged.
    • Critical habitat for a species at risk has been identified and will be protected.
    • Public servants have been granted permission to run in elections, ensuring legal compliance.
    • New appointments have been made in various government roles and agencies.
    • Financial institutions are undergoing amalgamations and incorporations, with some seeking asset release or continuance certificates.

    Topics: Trade, Investigation, Environment, Appointments, Finance, Regulation, Industry, Protection, Compliance, Procurement
  • Part 1, Volume 159 Extra Edition #5

    • The Chief Electoral Officer of Canada has released the number of electors on preliminary lists for the upcoming general election.
    • The document includes a breakdown of elector numbers for each electoral district across all Canadian provinces and territories.
    • This information is essential for understanding voter distribution and preparing for the electoral process in each region.

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