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EXCAPS System Down

5 June 2002 The following message is from DFAIT to all Brokers. CCRA has advised us that they are experiencing difficulty with the EXCAPS Interface. We will advise when the system is operational again.

Pettigrew Strengthens Ties with Mexico

5 June 2002 Pettigrew Strengthens Ties with Mexico International Trade Minister Pierre Pettigrew today concluded the Canada Trade Mission to Mexico City and Monterrey where he assisted delegates in making valuable business linkages with potential partners. "We're confident that the economic recovery…
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Import Requirements under ....

4 June 2002 Import Requirements under Canada's Energy Efficiency Regulations The CSCB has received the following message from NRCan. When importing goods regulated under Canada's Energy Efficiency Regulations, the dealer/importer must provide NRCan with the following information on the customs…

Prairie Region AGM

4 June 2002 Prairie Region AGM The CSCB Prairie Region annual meeting will be held on Thursday, 20 June 2002, from 8:00 am to 3:30 pm at the Greenwood Inn, 3515 26th Street NE, Calgary. To view an agenda of the meeting and to register, please click on the following address: http://www.cscb.ca
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CSCB Advocacy Area on AMPS Updated

3 June 2002 CSCB Advocacy Area on AMPS Updated The CCRA AMPS Working Group has answered one of the CSCB's outstanding questions with respect to contravention C003 and Export Contraventions. To view this material, members must first log in with their user identities and passwords, then click on the…
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Recent Message

4 June 2002 The recent message entitled "CSCB Advocacy Area on AMPS Updated", also addresses outstanding issues with respect to Export Contraventions.

SIMA - Review

4 June 2002 SIMA - Review The CCRA has concluded its three re-investigations of the normal values, export prices and amounts of subsidy of certain stainless steel bar originating in or exported from several countries. Members with any questions regarding these re-investigations, may wish to contact…

Allergy Alert - Undeclared Milk Protein

3 June 2002 Allergy Alert - Undeclared Milk Protein In Pride Of The World Brand Chocolate Creme Cookies On May 31, 2002, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) warned consumers not to consume Pride of the World brand Chocolate Creme Cookies. The affected product may contain milk protein which is…

Customs Notice 445

3 June 2002 Customs Notice 445 - Change to the Bilingual Format of Departmental Memoranda and Related Publications 1. This notice advises that, effective June 3, 2002, CCRA will no longer publish the Customs Memoranda D and R, Customs Notices, and Customs Proposals, in a bilingual format. After that…

Notice to Importers - No. 631

3 June 2002 Notice to Importers - No. 631 Chicken and Chicken Products 1.0 This Notice is to advise chicken quota holders that, pursuant to a recommendation at the April 9, 2002 meeting of the Chicken and Turkey Tariff Rate Quota Advisory Committee, a quota return policy has been established for…

Planned Outage - Sunday, June 9, 2002

3 June 2002 Planned Outage - Sunday, June 9, 2002 The following message is from the Electronic Commerce Unit of the CCRA. Please note that for maintenance purposes, there is a planned outage this Sunday, June 9, 2002. Therefore, the Customs EDI system will be unavailable from 3:00 am until 11:00 am…

No quick solution for age-old softwood fight

31 May 2002 No quick solution for age-old softwood fight The following article is excerpted from “The Globe & Mail” of 31 May 2002. With the ink still drying on their new constitution, the members of the first U.S. Congress got down to the business of building a mighty nation in the spring of 1789…

NAFTA Tribunal Awards Minimal Damages

31 May 2002 NAFTA Tribunal Awards Minimal Damages To Pope & Talbot The Government of Canada received a decision from a NAFTA tribunal today that has awarded American lumber producer, Pope & Talbot, Inc., US$461,566 in damages and interest arising out of the tribunal ruling that administrative…

Update for 31 May 2002

The following messages were sent on 31 May 2002. 1. Canadian International Trade Tribunal NAFTA Tribunal Awards Minimal Damages To Pope & Talbot 2. General A. No quick solution for age-old softwood fight B. Challenge harsh U.S. duties, lumber remanufacturers told

Challenge Harsh U.S. Duties

31 May 2002 Challenge harsh U.S. duties, lumber remanufacturers told The following article is excerpted from “The Globe & Mail” of 31 May 2002 VANCOUVER -- Representatives of Canada's $4-billion lumber remanufacturing sector are telling their members they should challenge crippling duties imposed on…
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ITO 10 Disponible en Français

30 May 2002 ITO 10 Disponible en Français. Le numéro 10 du Bulletin d'information technique et opérationnelle (ITO 10) est maintenant disponible au site Web de la SCCD, à l'adresse suivante : http://www.cscb.ca/listinfo/bull1002.pdf The tenth Technical Operational Information newsletter of 2002 (TOI…

Request for Time Extension, Review No. TA-2002-001

30 May 2002 Review of Recommendation Concerning Certain Textile Products – Request for Time Extension (Review No. TA-2002-001) The Tribunal has received requests for an extension of the period allowed for the provision of information concerning the above-referenced review. As a result, the Tribunal…

Customs Notice 418

30 May 2002 Customs Notice 418 - Mandatory RNS for Warehouse Operators The CCRA has advised that July 1, 2002, remains the implementation date for Customs Notice 418. This notice states that sufferance warehouse operators may not release goods from their warehouse until they are in receipt of one of…