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QSA's Week in Utilities & Power (#20, 2025)

QSA's Week in Utilities & Power (#20, 2025)

Hodgson lays out energy superpower agenda; CER reviews SaskPower cross-border lines; CNSC finalizes Beaverlodge licence exit; March natural gas and oil storage data released; Federal focus on project delivery, grid integration.

QSA's Week in Telecoms (#20, 2025)

QSA's Week in Telecoms (#20, 2025)

CRTC posts new decisions and consultations; private bill rules detailed for telecoms; Corus Radio licence decision published; application from Mondo Globo Inc. open; regulatory documents accessible on CRTC site.

QSA's Week in Agriculture (#19, 2025)

QSA's Week in Agriculture (#19, 2025)

CBSA CARM financial security transition ending; CITT ends renewable diesel injury inquiry; milled wheat output dips; Global Affairs issues new permits data for chicken, eggs, dairy; StatsCan updates on ecosystem services and wheat production.

QSA's Week in Mining (#19, 2025)

QSA's Week in Mining (#19, 2025)

StatsCan releases 2023 coal mining and HR datasets; MPs raise issues on energy infrastructure, pipelines, and TMX capacity; No major federal regulatory announcements; Provincial governments announce mining, energy, and critical mineral initiatives.

QSA's Week in Manufacturing (#19, 2025)

QSA's Week in Manufacturing (#19, 2025)

CBSA, Tribunal probe steel strapping imports; Competition Bureau unveils 2025–26 Annual Plan; Action on dumped steel wire, corrosion-resistant sheet; StatsCan: March manufacturing sales fall; Tribunal reviews carbon steel screws order.

QSA's Week in Oil & Gas (#19, 2025)

QSA's Week in Oil & Gas (#19, 2025)

Canada drops renewable diesel trade probes; CITT finds no injury from U.S. imports; StatsCan issues HRM sector data; Federal pipeline, energy cap debates;

QSA's Week in Social Issues (#19, 2025)

QSA's Week in Social Issues (#19, 2025)

CRTC launches consultation on public interest participation; Canada commits $40M to UN peacekeeping; New federal support for 2SLGBTQI+ rights; National Film Board defends documentary at CRTC; CRA Ombudsperson notes leadership change.