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QSA's Week in Defence (#16, 2025)

QSA's Week in Defence (#16, 2025)

Canadian Coast Guard launches IRB training in Parry Sound; Steel import controls dataset released; Surtax Order amended for U.S. imports; MPs debate Arctic defence, NATO targets; Steel and aerospace sectors see regulatory activity.

QSA's Week in Construction (#16, 2025)

QSA's Week in Construction (#16, 2025)

CBSA, CITT launch steel wire dumping probes; new inquiry into corrosion-resistant steel sheet from Türkiye; path reopens on Parliament Hill amid repairs; CITT sets hearings on import classifications; steel import monitoring data released.

QSA's Week in BioPharma (#16, 2025)

QSA's Week in BioPharma (#16, 2025)

MPs debate pharmacare; mental health and hospital investment raised; AI research funding cuts discussed; patent and bioscience advances reported; provincial innovation funding expands.

QSA's Week in Aviation (#16, 2025)

QSA's Week in Aviation (#16, 2025)

CBSA launches dumping probe into foreign steel wire; Amended U.S. surtax orders on steel, aluminum, and motor vehicles take effect; Pearson Airport incident causes delays, operations continue; Saskatchewan commits $1.8M for airport upgrades; MPs react to airport and infrastructure issues.

QSA's Week in Automotive (#16, 2025)

QSA's Week in Automotive (#16, 2025)

Canada imposes 25% surtax on U.S. motor vehicles; Tribunal launches multiple steel dumping inquiries; Auto tariffs prompt supply chain reorientation; Consultations cite affordability concerns; CUSMA documentation now required for importers.

QSA's Week in Finance (#16, 2025)

QSA's Week in Finance (#16, 2025)

G7 and G20 finance meetings conclude in Washington; BMO Life plans assumption reinsurance agreement; Safety National seeks asset release; Minister to hold G7 media callback; Updates from MPs and Senators on fiscal issues.

QSA's Week in Utilities & Power (#16, 2025)

QSA's Week in Utilities & Power (#16, 2025)

DRW Energy Trading seeks 10-year export permit; CER invites submissions on cross-border impacts; no new major federal policy or regulatory changes announced.