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Exporting to the United Kingdom under the Canada-UK TCA and CPTPP

Canadian businesses now have access to two free trade agreements when doing business with the UK: Canada-UK Trade Continuity Agreement (Canada-UK TCA) Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) Since September 1, 2026, you can choose the agreement that best meets…

Drum Roll Please! Here are the 2026 CSCB Scholarship Winners….

Each year the CSCB Scholarship Committee receives many outstanding applications from candidates across the country and this year was no exception. The Guy Graveline Scholarship is awarded to Rafay Salman; son of Salman Saleh who is employed by Willson International. Rafay achieved a 99% average…

Notice of initiation of investigations: Truck and Bus Tires (TBT 2026 IN)

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) initiated investigations on August 31, 2026, under the Special Import Measures Act, respecting the alleged injurious dumping and subsidizing of truck and bus originating in or exported from the People’s Republic of China. The investigations follow a complaint…
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Member feedback needed on updates to D10-0-2 - Punctuation in the Customs Tariff

Members, CBSA's Tariff Policy Unit is looking for feedback on updates to Memorandum D10-0-2 - Punctuation in the Customs Tariff | Mémorandum D10-0-2 - La ponctuation dans le Tarif des douanes. Here are the proposed changes to the memorandum for your review in English and French: DRAFT D10-0-2 -…

CFIA-AIRS Updates August 31, 2026

CFIA-AIRS Updates August 31, 2026 A) Chapter 01 Chapter 01 was published to change the release recommendation from “Refuse entry” to “Refer to CFIA – veterinary inspection” for the following HS codes with the end uses “Breeding” and “Other end uses” originating from France: 01.05.13.1014 – Over 3…

Government of Canada marks the grand opening of the CANXPORT facility

Strong, reliable supply chains are essential to Canada's economic growth and global competitiveness. That is why the Government of Canada is investing in transportation infrastructure that improves the efficient movement of goods across the country and to international markets. Today, the Minister…

REMINDER: Federal Plastics Registry Phase 1 Reporting Due September 29, 2026

The Federal Plastics Registry (FPR) is a mandatory Government of Canada initiative aimed at assembling an inventory of data on plastics in the Canadian economy from production to its end-of-life. This is a reminder that the reporting deadline for Phase 1 reporting on 2025 data is September 29, 2026…

The CFIA Requests the CSCB to Share an ePhyto User Experience Survey

As a member of the Industry Working Group, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has asked the CSCB to share their requested feedback from exporters who currently request ePhytos (electronic phytosanitary certificates) through My CFIA . We would appreciate your assistance in sharing the survey…
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Summary of Forced Labour Consultation Meeting (Bill C-35)

On August 18, 2026, the CSCB participated in a stakeholder consultation hosted by the Government of Canada on the proposed implementation of Bill C-35 and Canada's forced labour import measures. The consultation brought together representatives from industry associations, legal firms, importers…

Exporting pets to the EU

In 2026 new requirements for pet dogs, cats, ferrets and birds being exported to the European Union (EU) take affect. These changes are happening because of new EU regulations. Some key updates include: new animal health certificates new information about the number of animals that are allowed in a…

LeBlanc welcomes U.S. decision 'withdrawing positions' on language, culture

Dominic LeBlanc says 'U.S. clarifications on their other positions' would keep prospect of deal alive Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc is hinting that a mutually beneficial trade agreement with our southern neighbours may still be possible after the U.S. rolled back its position on culture…