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Arrests renew debate on immigration law

January 5, 2000

5 January 2000 Arrests renew debate on immigration law The following article is excerpted from "The Journal of Commerce" edition of 5 January 2000. As the U.S. Customs service tightened controls at the U.S.-Canada border in the days leading up to the new year, waiting times grew exponentially for…

BC Rail Lockout Ends

January 5, 2000

5 January 2000 BC Rail Lockout Ends While the terms of the agreement between BC Rail and its unions were not released, the dispute was ended today (5 January). The lockout shut down operations at Canada's third-largest rail carrier, disrupted shipments of lumber and coal, and temporarily raised the…

Undertaking Review of Plastic Shrinkable Bags ...

January 4, 2000

4 January 2000 Undertaking Review of Plastic Shrinkable Bags from the USA The CCRA has initiated a review of the undertakings regarding plastic shrinkable bags originating in or exported from the USA. The purpose of the review is to determine if the undertakings should be renewed for three years, or…

IPPS System Testing Successful

January 4, 2000

4 January 2000 IPPS System Testing Successful The Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade has announced that the IPPS system will be available to all on-line members as usual on 4 January, after successful system tests were completed on 3 January.

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