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The Government of Canada utilizes Transport Canada for oversight and operates within Canada.

Steady: 0 in the last 7 days Updated nov 4

The latest in this situation

  1. Bill C-39 formally shifts nuclear assessment responsibilities to the CNSC.
  2. Transport Canada issued an air operator certificate to Nolinor Aviation, while Tomczak was appointed VP, Fleet Strategy, utilizing Northern Canada infrastructure.
  3. The Senate has begun a pre-study of Bill C-39, focusing on the nuclear waste repository near Ignace and related project deadlines.
  4. Bill C-39 creates a new office within Transport Canada, while AUPE condemns the federal legislation changes, and CNSC's potential assessment authority is noted.

How it started

1 report, 1 independent, last reported Sep 21. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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The Government of Canada utilizes Transport Canada for oversight and operates within Canada.

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Transport CanadaGovernment of Canada

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  1. Transport Canada issued an air operator certificate to Nolinor Aviation, while Tomczak was appointed VP, Fleet Strategy, utilizing Northern Canada infrastructure.Sub-event
  2. Bill C-39 creates a new office within Transport Canada, while AUPE condemns the federal legislation changes, and CNSC's potential assessment authority is noted.Sub-event
  3. Government of Canada utilizes Transport Canada for oversight.1 source

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