CRTC Daily Publication of Decisions, Notices, and Orders

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) publishes its daily decisions, notices, and orders on its website. This page serves as a central hub for updates on applications, commission letters, and upcoming releases, including specific anticipated items for the week of March 9-13, 2026.

CRTC Daily Decisions, Notices, and Orders

The CRTC has updated its "What's new" page to provide daily updates on decisions, applications, and letters. This includes anticipated releases for the upcoming week, such as telecom orders and regulatory policies, and links to previous releases and ongoing applications.

PIPEDA Investigation into Google Search Compliance

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada (OPC) has concluded its investigation into Google's search engine compliance with PIPEDA. The investigation found that Google's accuracy obligations do not extend to the underlying content of linked articles, but it must ensure personal information in search results is accurate.

Joint Investigation of TikTok by Canadian Privacy Commissioners

Canadian privacy commissioners have concluded a joint investigation into TikTok's collection, use, and disclosure of personal information, particularly concerning children. The findings address appropriate purposes for data handling and the validity of user consent for ad targeting and content personalization.

Staples Canada ULC Investigated for Privacy Practices on Resold Devices

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada investigated Staples Canada ULC regarding its Openbox program for resold electronic devices. The investigation found deficiencies in data wiping procedures and employee training, leading to recommendations for Staples to improve its practices within nine months.

Loblaw PC Optimum Data Retention Investigated Under PIPEDA

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada has concluded an investigation into Loblaw Companies Ltd.'s retention of PC Optimum loyalty program member data. The findings highlight the importance of ensuring anonymized data cannot be re-identified and that personal information is destroyed or anonymized when no longer necessary.

BaFin Warns Equity Research Ventures Over Prospectus

Germany's BaFin has issued a warning regarding Equity Research Ventures PTE. LTD. for allegedly offering capital investments without a required prospectus. The company is accused of soliciting public investments in Germany for a product named 'Co-Investment AlleAktien Wealth x SpaceX' without BaFin's approval.

BaFin Warns Consumers About Gainorex Investment App

BaFin, the German financial regulator, has issued a warning to consumers regarding the Gainorex Investment app, suspected of operating without authorization. The app is being promoted through a WhatsApp group, and BaFin suspects its operators are offering unauthorized banking and financial services.

BaFin Warns Consumers About Identity Fraud on alijz(.)com

Germany's BaFin has issued a warning regarding the website alijz(.)com, the app alijzspro, and associated WhatsApp groups. The authority suspects unknown operators are offering financial services without authorization and engaging in identity fraud, falsely linking their services to AL Konzept GmbH & Co. KG.

BaFin Warns Consumers About Unauthorized MBS Point Website

The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has issued a warning to consumers regarding the website mbspoint(.)com. BaFin suspects the operators of offering unauthorized financial, investment, and cryptoasset services in Germany.

Westfield Specialty International Registration for Cross-Border Services

BaFin has registered Westfield Specialty International (Europe) S.A. to conduct cross-border insurance services in Germany. The registration covers various insurance lines, including accident, sickness, and liability. This notice confirms the company's authorization to operate in the German market.

BaFin Warns About Hightaurus.io Trading Platform

The German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) has issued a warning regarding the trading platform Hightaurus.io. BaFin states that the platform is offering financial services and crypto-asset services without the required authorization, which is a violation of German law.

BaFin Warns Consumers About Unauthorized Trading Platforms

BaFin has issued a warning to consumers regarding a series of unauthorized trading platforms operating under the slogan 'Smarter trading with zero spreads.' These platforms are suspected of conducting banking business and/or providing financial services without the necessary authorization from BaFin.

Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission - PSE Rate Increase Dockets Consolidated

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission has consolidated dockets UE-260005 and UG-260006 concerning Puget Sound Energy's (PSE) proposed electric and natural gas rate increases. The Commission has suspended the proposed tariff revisions pending investigation into whether the increases are fair, just, reasonable, and sufficient.

Campbell v. Ivory - Real Property Case

The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California has issued a Report and Recommendation in Campbell v. Ivory, recommending the remand of a real property case due to lack of federal jurisdiction. Objections to the recommendation are due by March 27, 2026.

Insulet Recalls Omnipod 5 Pods Due to Manufacturing Issue

Insulet Corporation is initiating a voluntary medical device correction for specific lots of Omnipod 5 Pods due to a manufacturing issue that may cause insulin leaks. The FDA has been notified of this action, which impacts approximately 1.5% of global production. Customers can check lot numbers online and request replacement pods.

Lidl US Recalls Chocolate Ladybugs Due to Undeclared Hazelnut

Lidl US is recalling all lots of Favorina Chocolate Ladybugs - German-Style Nougat due to undeclared hazelnut allergen. The product was distributed to Lidl US stores in several East Coast states between January and March 2026. Consumers with hazelnut allergies are at risk of serious reactions.

Florida Law Enforcement Recruitment Bonus Program Reaches Milestone

Florida has awarded over 10,000 bonuses of $5,000 each through its Law Enforcement Recruitment Bonus Program. The initiative, launched in 2022, has distributed over $67.9 million to date to support new officers relocating to the state.

Gambling Commission Operator Data on Market Impact

The UK Gambling Commission has published operator data on gambling behaviour covering March 2020 to December 2025. The data compares Q3 2025-26 with Q3 2024-25, showing shifts in Gross Gambling Yield (GGY) and betting activity across online and in-person gambling.

Gambling Commission Chief Executive Andrew Rhodes to Depart

Andrew Rhodes, Chief Executive of the UK Gambling Commission, has announced his departure effective April 30, 2026. His tenure oversaw significant reforms, including consumer safeguards and the implementation of the Gambling Act Review. The Commission will begin recruiting a new Chief Executive.

Consultation on Regulatory Settlements Destination Update

The UK Gambling Commission is consulting on updating the destination of regulatory settlements, proposing to direct them to the Consolidated Fund. This change aligns with the new statutory levy and the wind-down of GambleAware.

Gambling Commission Speech on Industry Changes and Future Relationship

Tim Miller, Executive Director of the UK Gambling Commission, delivered a speech at the BGC AGM on February 26, 2026, discussing industry changes, the departure of the Chief Executive, and the Commission's future relationship with the gambling sector. The speech highlighted ongoing efforts to combat illegal gambling and foster collaboration.

Bookmakers reminded of licence responsibilities at Cheltenham Festival

The UK Gambling Commission has reminded on-course bookmakers at the Cheltenham Festival of their operating licence responsibilities, particularly concerning anti-money laundering and cash handling. Licensees must adhere to policies and report suspicious activities.

OFWAT Investigation into Castle Water Dispute

The UK's water regulator, OFWAT, has opened an investigation into Castle Water following a complaint regarding a water market dispute. The investigation is being conducted under section 17E of the Water Industry Act 1991.

Ofwat Proposes £22m Fine for South East Water Supply Failures

Ofwat has proposed a £22 million fine for South East Water following an investigation into repeated supply failures between 2020 and 2023. The failures affected over 286,000 customers and were attributed to inadequate planning, poor infrastructure maintenance, and a lack of resilience. A public consultation on the proposed fine is now open.

Ofwat Responds to CMA's Final Water Price Control Decisions

Ofwat has responded to the Competition and Markets Authority's (CMA) final decision on price controls for five water companies. The response acknowledges the CMA's work and indicates that Ofwat will consider these decisions for future price reviews.

Ofwat investigates Dŵr Cymru sewage spills and network harm

Ofwat has opened an enforcement investigation into Dŵr Cymru for alleged breaches related to sewage treatment works and network management, leading to environmental harm. The company has proposed undertakings valued at £44.72m, including a redress package, in lieu of a £40.6 million financial penalty.

Ofwat Proposes £44.7m Enforcement for Wastewater Failures

Ofwat has proposed a £44.7 million enforcement package for Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water due to serious and unacceptable breaches in operating and maintaining its wastewater treatment works and network. This proposed action follows a consultation period, with a final decision pending.

Presidential Proclamation: U.S. Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Day

The President has issued a proclamation designating March 9 as U.S. Hostage and Wrongful Detainee Day. This annual observance aims to honor individuals held hostage or wrongfully detained and to raise awareness of their plight.

United States v. Jesse Rance Moore - Criminal Appeal

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of Jesse Rance Moore for conspiracy to commit robbery, robbery, and brandishing a firearm. The court found no error in the district court's denial of motions to suppress evidence and statements.

Bradley Moore v. City of Fort Walton Beach - Case Opinion

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals issued a non-precedential opinion in Bradley Moore v. City of Fort Walton Beach. The court reviewed the district court's dismissal of Moore's complaint alleging Brady and Giglio violations.

Bell v. Ohio Living Communities - Summary Judgment Affirmed

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's grant of summary judgment in favor of Ohio Living Communities. The court found that the appellant failed to meet their burden by not disclosing an expert report by the deadline, and thus could not meet the reciprocal burden.

Ohio Court of Appeals rules on unlawful detention during traffic stop

The Ohio Court of Appeals reversed a trial court's decision to suppress evidence, ruling that a defendant fleeing from a traffic stop did not prolong the detention unlawfully. The court found the stop was terminated by the defendant's actions before any unlawful extension could occur.

State v. Rivers - Felony Sentencing Appeal Affirmed

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed a felony sentencing appeal in State v. Rivers. The court found that the trial court properly considered sentencing statutes and that the imposed sentence was not contrary to law. The appellant's conviction involved drug possession offenses.

In re Estate of Troutman - Probate Court Erred Vacating Heirship Judgment

The Ohio Court of Appeals reversed a probate court's decision to vacate a 2003 heirship judgment. The appellate court found the judgment was potentially voidable, not void, and that the probate court erred in vacating it under its inherent authority. The ruling impacts the administration of the Estate of Roger Troutman.

H.A. v. J.A. - Ohio Court of Appeals Domestic Violence Opinion

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed a domestic violence civil protection order (DVCPO) against the appellant. The court found sufficient evidence that the appellee feared imminent serious physical harm, upholding the trial court's decision to grant the DVCPO despite a magistrate's recommendation against it.

State v. Hurt - New Trial Motion Based on Newly Discovered Evidence

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed a trial court's denial of a new trial motion based on newly discovered evidence in State v. Hurt. The appellate court found no prejudicial error in the trial court's determination that the defendant was not unavoidably prevented from discovering a codefendant's confession within the required timeframe.

State v. Jones - Ohio Court of Appeals Opinion

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed a trial court's conviction of Kiante Jones for obstructing official business. The court found no irreconcilable conflict between the obstructing official business statute and the resisting arrest statute, upholding the State's discretion in charging decisions.

Mesenbrick v. Hartley - Appeal Dismissed

The Ohio Court of Appeals dismissed an appeal and cross-appeal in Mesenbrick v. Hartley. The court found that the trial court's dismissal without prejudice was not a final appealable order, rendering any potential errors harmless as the claims could be refiled.

State v. Wilhite - Driver's License Suspension Scope

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed a trial court's decision regarding a driver's license suspension. The court found the suspension was beyond the scope of the aggravated drug possession case and that the proper forum for challenging the suspension was not this criminal case. The court also addressed claims of ineffective assistance of counsel and due process violations.

State v. Hearns - Restitution Order Reversed

The Ohio Court of Appeals reversed a trial court's order for $41,850 in restitution related to a hit-skip conviction. The appellate court found the property damage was not a direct result of the offense and that restitution was capped at $5,000 under state law.

North v. Eichler - Divorce Notice Appeal

The Ohio Court of Appeals affirmed a trial court's divorce decree, ruling that the appellant failed to prove he did not receive proper notice of the final divorce hearing. The court found that notice was sent to the appellant's last-known address as required by civil rules.

State v. Halderman - Sex Offender Designation Error

The Ohio Court of Appeals vacated its prior judgment and reversed in part the trial court's decision in State v. Halderman. The court found that the trial court erred in designating the appellant a sex offender for a misdemeanor conviction that did not qualify as a sexually oriented offense. The case is remanded for vacation of the sex offender designation.

EPA Adds Gelman Sciences Inc. to National Priorities List

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has added Gelman Sciences Inc. to the National Priorities List (NPL) under the Superfund program. This rule designates the site for remedial action to address environmental contamination. The rule becomes effective on April 13, 2026.

EPA Proposes Connecticut SIP Revision for Ozone NAAQS

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed a revision to Connecticut's State Implementation Plan (SIP) concerning ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). This proposal includes the approval of a consent order for Algonquin Gas Transmission, LLC and a negative declaration for rubber tire manufacturing sources.

Justin Duimstra v. Michigan Land and Outing Co - Property Dispute

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment in the property dispute case of Justin Duimstra v. Michigan Land and Outing Co. The court upheld the determination that intervenors had obtained title to disputed lakefront property through adverse possession. The decision was issued on March 12, 2026.

In re P. A. S. Lindsey Minor - Parental Rights Termination

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's order terminating parental rights for respondent-father in the case of In re P. A. S. Lindsey Minor. The termination was based on allegations of abuse against a sibling and domestic violence. The court found sufficient grounds to affirm the lower court's decision.

People of Michigan v. Parell Lavon Moskal - Affirmation of Conviction

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment against Parell Lavon Moskal, who was convicted of first-degree premeditated murder and felony-firearm. The court found no error in the trial court's proceedings.

People of Michigan v. Shane Isaac Clendenin - Criminal Sexual Conduct Appeal

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed the convictions of Shane Isaac Clendenin for four counts of third-degree criminal sexual conduct. The court upheld the lower court's judgment and sentence of 99 months to 30 years imprisonment.

In Re Guardianship of Nmr - Lower Court Judgment Affirmed

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment appointing Guardian Finance & Advocacy Services as guardian and conservator for an elderly individual diagnosed with dementia. The appeal was brought by Andrew Marshall Cort, who had been involved in the individual's finances and lived in her home.