The CBSA has determined dumping of wire rod from certain countries, with provisional duties in place pending a final decision on injury to Canadian industry.
Several charities have had their registrations revoked due to consolidation or mergers.
The CITT is investigating a complaint from Oracle Canada about a procurement process by Shared Services Canada.
The CRTC has posted applications and decisions related to broadcasting services.
The Government of Canada has released a draft strategy to minimize vertebrate animal testing and is seeking public comments.
Applications are open for various Governor in Council positions, emphasizing diversity and inclusion.
PACICC plans to incorporate a new insurance company, with objections to be submitted by a specified date.
SNCC seeks approval for a reinsurance agreement with Tokio Marine Canada Ltd.
Validus Reinsurance, Ltd. plans to release its assets in Canada, with opposition filings required by a specified date.
Proposed regulations aim to improve funding flexibility and sustainability for federally regulated pension plans.
The VORR is being modernized to streamline the process for implementing vessel operation restrictions on local waterways.
The Canadian Egg Marketing Agency has updated federal egg production quotas for each province and territory for the period from late 2023 to late 2024.
The Canadian government has amended regulations to restrict the import of Russian diamonds in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The amendments prohibit the import of Russian diamonds weighing 0.5 carats or more, with certain exemptions for diamonds already outside Russia before the bans.
These changes align with G7 commitments and aim to reduce Russia's revenue from diamond exports.
Consultations with the Canadian diamond industry informed the amendments, addressing concerns about documentation requirements and existing diamond stocks.
The regulations are enforced by the Canada Border Services Agency and Global Affairs Canada, requiring importers to verify the origin of their diamonds.
CRA is revoking several charities for noncompliance with the Income Tax Act.
Public servants have been granted permission to run for political office.
A substance, octanamide, Nhydroxy, is suspected to be toxic and its use is restricted.
Judicial appointments have been made across various Canadian courts.
New Senators have been summoned to the Senate of Canada.
The government is seeking applications for various Governor in Council positions, emphasizing diversity and inclusion.
PACICC plans to incorporate a new insurance company, and Validus Reinsurance, Ltd. seeks to release its assets in Canada.
Western Assurance Company, Intact Insurance Company, and 13130126 Canada Inc. plan to amalgamate.
Westport Insurance Corporation seeks to release its assets in Canada.
Canada Post proposes increasing postage rates due to financial challenges.
Amendments to the Public Service Employment Regulations aim to improve fairness, transparency, and support diversity and inclusion in the public service.
The Canadian Turkey Marketing Agency has revised turkey production quotas for various provinces to reflect current market conditions.
The Minister of Health has simplified the exemption process for cannabis licence holders selling exclusively for medical purposes, reducing compliance burdens.
New rules for nicotine replacement therapies aim to reduce their appeal and accessibility to young people while maintaining access for adults trying to quit smoking.
Canada has imposed sanctions on individuals and entities in Belarus due to human rights violations and support for Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
An individual has been removed from Canada's sanctions list against Myanmar following a review, reflecting the fair application of sanctions.