The CBSA terminated a dumping investigation for Thai Steel Profile Public Company Limited, but confirmed dumping for other exporters from Bulgaria, Thailand, and the UAE.
The CITT is investigating potential injury to Canadian industry and will hold hearings on various appeals.
The CRTC is handling applications for renewals and amendments, and has issued recent decisions and a new regulatory policy framework.
The Public Service Commission of Canada has allowed Mian Abubaqr to seek federal election candidacy.
Reports and agreements on methane emissions in British Columbia and Saskatchewan have been released under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act.
The Department of Industry announced name changes for chambers of commerce, and a new fingerprint examiner was designated for Peel Regional Police.
The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions approved the amalgamation of two insurance companies and is reviewing a capital reduction request by BNY Trust Company of Canada.
Chang Hwa Commercial Bank plans to establish a branch in Toronto, subject to approval.
Amendments to the Air Passenger Protection Regulations aim to clarify passenger rights and obligations during flight disruptions.
Proposed amendments to the Citizenship Regulations focus on compliance with the Citizenship Act, including penalties for unauthorized practice.
The College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants is implementing a regulatory framework to govern consultants.
Amendments to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act aim to address unauthorized practice and fraud.
Proposed amendments to the Accessible Canada Regulations aim to improve digital accessibility for persons with disabilities.
COSEWIC assessed certain species, leading to proposed amendments to the Species at Risk Act.
The Qikiqtait and Sarvarjuaq Marine Protected Areas are being designated to protect ecologically significant regions in Canada's Arctic.
Canada is amending its Export Control List to include new sensitive technologies with potential military applications.
Health Canada is proposing amendments to pesticide registration fees to better share regulatory costs.
Parks Canada updated its Master List of Fees, with automatic adjustments based on the Consumer Price Index.
The Canada Border Services Agency is investigating alleged dumping of steel from Türkiye, and the Canadian International Trade Tribunal is assessing potential injury to Canadian industry.
Castleton Commodities Energy Trading LLC and HydroQuébec are seeking authorization to export electricity to the U.S., with public input requested.
The Canada Revenue Agency is proposing to revoke Eventing Canada's registration for noncompliance.
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is investigating procurement complaints and potential steel dumping.
The Canadian Radiotelevision and Telecommunications Commission and Canadian Transportation Agency have issued regulatory updates.
The Competition Tribunal is addressing anticompetitive practices by Google in online advertising.
The Public Service Commission has allowed a Parks Canada employee to run for municipal office.
New immigration classes aim to support economic establishment in Canadian communities, excluding Quebec.
An equivalency agreement for greenhouse gas emissions control has been announced with Saskatchewan.
Financial institutions are seeking regulatory approvals for capital reduction and branch establishment.
Green Shield Canada is undergoing voluntary liquidation and business transfer.
The Canadian Energy Regulator is updating its regulatory framework to align with new legislation, aiming to streamline processes and reduce administrative burdens.
The Government of Canada is reforming the Employment Insurance appeal process to improve efficiency and userfriendliness.
New railway regulations are being introduced to update training standards and enhance safety.
The CBSA is investigating potential circumvention of trade regulations involving container chassis from China through Vietnam.
The CRA revoked a charitable foundation's status due to noncompliance.
The CITT is reviewing the expiry of an order on aluminum extrusions from China and investigating a procurement complaint.
The CRTC made decisions on broadcasting in Ottawa.
Public Service Commission allowed two individuals to run in the federal election.
Regulations for certain chemical substances and fee increases for drugrelated services were announced.
A petition was submitted regarding a CRTC decision on internet service competition.
The government is seeking candidates for leadership roles and consulting on a trade agreement with the Philippines.
BNY Trust Company plans to reduce its capital, and Chang Hwa Commercial Bank intends to open a branch in Toronto.
Green Shield Canada received approval for liquidation and business transfer.
Re:Sound and SOCAN tariffs outline royalties for satellite radio and CBC's internet communications, respectively, with specific reporting and payment requirements.