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And chairman powell. what do you think he says about the economy and all the pressure on the spending side? >> i think the regulators will not press him on any of these topics that i hope we have a few moments to talk about. i think you're going to get -- this is my view -- climate change and global warming is the idealogical mantra of this whole administration. it runs thick and far through every policy and that includes foreign policy. they see this as a threat. i want to say, i'm not a climate deniers. experts say there is no big threat and they've gone way too far. the proposals whether it...

Merck argued Health Canada unreasonably held that the Time Limits Act) did not have the effect of suspending this 30-day time period. The Time Limits Act suspended a number of federally-legislated deadlines, including time limits related to limitation periods for commencing a court proceeding. Merck argued that subsection 4(6) functions as a “gateway” to the summary litigation provisions of the PMNOC Regulations and therefore the 30-day time period is a “limitation period within a limitation period”. The Federal Court disagreed, holding that the listing of a patent on the Patent Re...

Keatley. Bill C-209 aims to amend the  Act to clarify that no copyright subsists in any work that is, or has been, prepared or published by or under the direction or control of Her Majesty or any government department, without prejudicing any rights or privileges of the Crown. Mr. Masse, the Bill's sponsor, stated during the first reading that "the government has a closed door when it comes to government publications, research and a number of published periodicals. This costs taxpayers a significant amount of money. It is against open government and is based upon a law that Canada enacted...

Excise Tax Act (ETA) by virtue of new powers granted to the Minister under the  Time Limits and Other Periods Act (COVID-19) (Time Limits Act), which received royal assent on July 27, 2020. Statute-Barring Periods Under the ministerial orders, the period within which the CRA can issue reassessments was extended by six months or until December 31, 2020, whichever is earlier, in respect of years or periods that would otherwise have become statute-barred under the ITA or ETA on or after May 20, 2020. These ministerial orders are no longer in force and no further extensions have been announced...

CVC for expeditious disposal of vigilance cases Updated: Updated: Undue delay causing undue advantage or harassment to charged officials Share Article Undue delay causing undue advantage or harassment to charged officials The Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) has directed all Ministries/Departments of the Union government to strictly adhere to the time limits for various stages of disciplinary proceedings in vigilance cases since unexplained delay was causing undue advantage or harassment to the charged officials. In a circular issued on December 30, 2020 to all Chief Vigilance Officers, t...