The Canadian Government frequently gives industry and the public an opportunity to have input into proposed changes in policy, regulations or legislation. This “consultation period” is an invaluable opportunity for …
It is not uncommon for some Canadians to become annoyed at Americans who tend to view Canada as the 51st State. What is actually more annoying, is when Canadian journalists …
As many of you may know Health Canada is holding consultations with a view to the possibility of changing the regulatory procedures surrounding self care products which are more traditionally …
Self care products are essentially what we know as cosmetics, natural health products, non-prescription drugs and some foods. Currently these are classified and regulated in Canada by virtue of definitions …
It is now official in Canada – it is better to be alarmist than to be accurate.
A Senator has introduced a Bill to amend the Food and Drugs Act…
Who would have ever thought that regulatory compliance could actually give you a competitive advantage? While some companies do in fact know that, and have made use of it, we …
In a world where we are being legislated and regulated into ignorance on a daily basis, and globally, a good trade association can be an inexpensive and reliable way of …
A very simplistic answer to that question in relation to cosmetics is that the Federal Government controls their manufacture, their ingredients, their importation and their labelling. The provinces control the …
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