Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
The Copyright Board published a tariff from SOCAN that sets how much online music-video services would owe for using musical works in music videos for the years 2014 to 2018. It sets a royalty formula, requires detailed monthly reporting and record-keeping, and includes a deadline (September 25, 2026) for filing reports and paying any amounts claimed for those years. It is not clear from the notice whether this is a final order or a published proposal.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
These are proposed regulations to put into practice the new Consumer-Driven Banking Act. They would create a government-run, read-only “open banking” system overseen by the Bank of Canada so Canadians can share their banking data safely with accredited fintechs and other providers.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
This is a proposed set of rules to reduce fraud on personal bank accounts. Banks would have to get a customer's clear permission before turning on high-value electronic transfer features (like Interac e-Transfer, wire and international transfers), let customers turn those features off, report specified fraud data to the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC), and adopt policies for handling suspicious activity.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) is proposing changes to the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations to help livestock producers and provincially regulated slaughterhouses sell meat across provincial borders when there is not enough nearby federally inspected slaughter capacity. The main idea is a temporary, targeted exemption (up to four years) that would allow small, traceable volumes of red meat to move between provinces under provincial oversight, plus some technical fixes on inspection fees and regulatory clarity.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
The Canada Gazette reports that on June 15, 2026 the Deputy of the Governor General signified Royal Assent to three federal bills: a cyber security bill that changes the Telecommunications Act, a Criminal Code change about sterilization procedures, and changes to bail and sentencing rules affecting criminal, youth justice and National Defence law. The notice also points to a standing order about notices for private bill applications and gives contact information.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
Guaranteed Funeral Deposits of Canada (Fraternal) has announced it plans to apply to create a trust company called “GFD Trust” (French: “Fiducie GFD”) based in Oakville, Ontario. The trust would offer services for the funeral/bereavement sector; the public can object to the application until August 4, 2026. Publication of the notice does not mean the trust will be approved.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
The Canada Gazette notice contains two main items. First, the government has issued a ministerial permit allowing one company (the notifier) to make or import the chemical castor oil, monomaleate (CAS 241153-84-4) but only for a short list of personal-care products at low concentrations and subject to record-keeping and transfer limits. Second, Environment and Health are proposing to add significant new-activity requirements for four alkanolamine chemicals (TEA, DEA, LDE, CDE) so companies would have to tell the government 90 days before starting certain new uses; the public can comment until August 27, 2026.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
The Canada Revenue Agency published a notice listing many charities that it says failed to meet filing requirements. The CRA says it intends to revoke their registered charity status, and that the revocations are effective on the publication date (June 27, 2026).
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
The Copyright Board published SOCAN’s proposed tariff for online music video services covering 2014–2018. It sets how much such services would pay SOCAN for use of songs in music videos, and lays out detailed reporting and payment rules, including a deadline for amounts owed and reports (September 25, 2026).
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
This Part I notice describes proposed regulations to put the new Consumer-Driven Banking Act into practice. The rules would set up a Bank of Canada‑supervised system that lets people and businesses share their bank data with accredited fintechs and service providers through secure APIs instead of unsafe screen scraping.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
The proposed amendments would require banks to obtain a consumer’s express consent before enabling electronic-funds-transfer features (e.g. Interac e-Transfers, wire and international transfers), allow consumers to disable those features, and mandate annual reporting of detailed fraud data to the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC). The draft also sets timing rules for transaction-limit increases (effective immediately if identity is verified, otherwise within one business day), is open for a 30‑day comment period, and is planned to come into force on 2027-07-01.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
This Canada Gazette, Part I item describes proposed changes to the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations. The main idea is a temporary, targeted exemption to let some provincially inspected slaughterhouses and livestock producers sell small, traceable amounts of red meat across a provincial border when local slaughter capacity is lacking, plus fixes to reduce certain inspection fees and clarify some rules.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
This Canada Gazette notice reports that three bills were given Royal Assent on June 15, 2026: a law on cyber security that amends the Telecommunications Act, a Criminal Code amendment about sterilization procedures, and a set of amendments on bail and sentencing affecting the Criminal Code, the Youth Criminal Justice Act and the National Defence Act. The entry also notes a separate notice about private bills and where to get more information.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
Guaranteed Funeral Deposits of Canada (Fraternal) intends to apply for federal letters patent to incorporate a trust company called GFD Trust (Fiducie GFD) with its head office in Oakville, Ontario. The proposed trust would offer trust products and services for the bereavement/funeral sector. Written objections can be sent to the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) by 2026-08-04.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
This Canada Gazette Part I publication contains Environment notices: a ministerial condition allowing one notifier to manufacture or import castor oil, monomaleate for specified personal‑care products at concentrations up to 2.5% with record‑keeping and transfer controls (in force June 10, 2026); a notice of intent to amend the Domestic Substances List to apply Significant New Activity (SNAc) reporting requirements to four alkanolamines; and a summary assessment of 11 related substances that finds none meet immediate risk criteria but flags four (DEA, LDE, CDE, TEA) as capable of becoming toxic if future use increases. The SNAc proposal opens a 60‑day public comment period (June 27–August 27, 2026) and would require 90‑day notifications for certain new uses or import quantities.
Part IPublished: June 27, 2026
The Canada Revenue Agency published a notice saying it intends to revoke the registered charity status of many organizations because they did not meet filing requirements. The notice lists the charities by name and location and says the revocations are effective on the publication date.
Part IVolume 160, Number 25Published: June 20, 2026
This is a proposed set of changes (Amendment 19) to Canada's Energy Efficiency Regulations. It would raise or add energy-efficiency standards, testing, and labelling for many household, commercial and industrial products, aiming to save energy, cut greenhouse gas emissions, and reduce trade barriers by harmonizing with U.S. standards.
Part IVolume 160, Number 25Published: June 20, 2026
This is a proposed set of rule changes for how refugee claims are handled by the Refugee Protection Division (RPD). The changes would align RPD procedures with a recent law that creates a single online application, moves the initial claim materials to the Minister (IRCC/CBSA) for review before referral, sets earlier deadlines for claimants to give personal documents to the RPD, and phases out fax in favour of digital filing.
Part IVolume 160, Number 25Published: June 20, 2026
This is a proposed set of regulatory changes to how people apply for refugee protection inside Canada. The rules would create a single online application, set deadlines for sending documents, limit how long ministers have to check claims for security or fraud, and make it easier for some claimants to get work permits sooner.
Part IVolume 160, Number 25Published: June 20, 2026
Canada Post published a proposed set of regulatory changes to remove old rules that refer to government‑approved postage rates. The changes don't change stamp prices now; they tidy up regulations so they match a recent law that will end the need for government approval of rate changes.
Part IVolume 160, Number 25Published: June 20, 2026
This is a short House of Commons notice saying that Standing Order 130 — the rule about giving notice for intended private bills — was published in the Canada Gazette on May 24, 2025. The notice points readers to the Private Members’ Business Office for more information.
Part IVolume 160, Number 25Published: June 20, 2026
Guaranteed Funeral Deposits of Canada (Fraternal) says it intends to apply to create a trust company called “GFD Trust” / “Fiducie GFD” with its head office in Oakville, Ontario. The trust would offer services aimed at the Canadian bereavement (funeral) sector. This is a notice of intent; objections can be sent to the regulator by August 4, 2026, and approval is not guaranteed.
Part IVolume 160, Number 25Published: June 20, 2026
This Canada Gazette notice does two main things. First, it removes five specific substances from the Non-domestic Substances List (meaning they are being treated as domestic substances in Canada). Second, it publishes a health and environment assessment of 13 titanium-containing substances and states that the ministers propose to take no further action on those 13 substances at this time.
Part IVolume 160, Number 25Published: June 20, 2026
The Canada Border Services Agency has extended the preliminary phase of its SIMA investigation into alleged dumping and subsidization of unarmoured building cables originating in or exported from China, lengthening the period from 90 to 135 days. The CBSA will issue preliminary determinations or terminate the investigations for some or all goods on or before 2026-07-29.