On July 14, Canada amended its sanctions measures imposed on Russia to expand the scope of the existing prohibition on services to Russia, by adding two services to Part 1 of Schedule 8 and eight new industries to Part 2 of Schedule 8. The two categories of services that have been added to Part 1 of Schedule 8 are (i) “Services incidental to manufacturing, except to the manufacture of metal products, machinery and equipment” and…
On July 7, Canada introduced further amendments to the Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations (“Regulations”) by designating an additional 29 individuals and 15 entities under Schedule 1. The new individual designations consist of persons identified by the Government of Canada as Russian disinformation and propaganda agents. The entities added to Schedule 1 consist of entities identified by Canada as controlled or owned by the Russian government that are involved in disinformation activities. The Schedule 1…
On June 27, 2022, in furtherance of discussions at the G7 Summit, Canada amended its sanctions measures with respect to Russia, Belarus and Ukraine; Russia Adding six Russian senior defence officials and 46 Russian defence-sector entities as designated persons under Schedule 1; Prohibiting any person in Canada and any Canadian outside of Canada from exporting, selling, supplying or shipping any good, wherever situated, or providing any technology, to Russia or to any person in Russia…
On June 7, Canada amended its sanctions measures imposed on Russia by implementing a ban on specific services provided by Canadians, both from within Canada and outside Canada, to specified Russian oil, gas and chemical industries. Part 1 of Schedule 8 introduced by the amendment lists a wide range of services (including for example technical, management, accounting, and advertising services) that are prohibited from being supplied to specified Russian industries in the oil, gas and…