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Update to CFIA AIRS website

30 January 2009 Update to CFIA AIRS website a) Chapter 05 was published to change the release recommendation from "Approved" to "CBSA Inspection" for the following HS codes from the USA. 05.11.99.1292.11 - Animal semen (other than bovine) - fresh - Equine (horse). 05.11.99.1293.11 - Animal semen…

Central Import Service Centre (CISC)

30 January 2009 Central Import Service Centre (CISC) The following message is from Import Systems Unit. Please be advised that the Central Import Service Centre (CISC) office has moved to 1050 Courtney Park Drive East, Mississauga. Please send all documents and correspondence to this address only…

GoC Takes Action to Protect the Health and ...

30 January 2009 Government of Canada Takes Action to Protect the Health and Safety of Canadians The following is excerpted from the 29 January 2009 news release by Health Canada. The Government of Canada today introduced proposed legislation that will modernize and strengthen product safety laws by…

Economic slide deeper than feared

30 January 2009 Economic slide deeper than feared The following is excerpted from the 30 January 2009 edition of “globeandmail.com”. The Canadian economy shrank for the second straight month in November, figures released Friday show, adding weight to the view of the federal government, the Bank of…

T4 filing - think green, act green

30 January 2009 T4 filing - think green, act green The following tax tip is from CRA. Did you know… That you can file your T4 information return electronically from the convenience of your computer? Be part of the paperless filing solution and eliminate the need to send paper copies of your T4 slips…

Tariff elimination on certain polyester fleece...

30 January 2009 Tariff elimination on certain polyester fleece fabric for manufacture of yarn The Department of Finance is seeking your views on a request it received to eliminate the tariff on certain polyester fleece fabric for use in the manufacture of yarn. DoF is proposing to add a duty-free…

NAFTA transport off 13.8%

30 January 2009 NAFTA transport off 13.8% The following is excerpted from the 29 January 2009 edition of “Journal of Commerce”. The value of trade using surface transportation between the United States and its North American Free Trade Agreement partners, Canada and Mexico, dropped 13.8 percent in…

Brazil Rescinds Expansion of Import License Req'ts

30 January 2009 Brazil Rescinds Expansion of Import License Requirements The following is excerpted from the 30 January 2009 edition of “WorldTrade Interactive”. According to reports ..., an outpouring of opposition from business executives has prompted Brazil to rescind a significant expansion of…

Ottawa concerned about U.S. protectionism

29 January 2009 Ottawa concerned about U.S. protectionism The following was reported on in the 29 January 2009 edition of "globeandmail.com". The Conservative government is concerned about protectionist pressures in the United States but is confident the U.S. administration will live up to its…

Canada’s Free Trade Agreement with EFTA ...

29 January 2009 Legislation for Canada’s Free Trade Agreement with EFTA Countries Tabled in Parliament The following is excerpted from the 28 January 2009 news release by DFAIT. The Honourable Stockwell Day, Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway, today tabled in…
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2009 Federal Budget - Tariff Update

29 January 2009 2009 Federal Budget - Tariff Update We have been advised that the CBSA has expired the tariff items that were affected by the 2009 tariff budget and are inputting the new items into the CCS. They expect that this task will be completed by 4 p.m. EST. The CSCB will be following up with CBSA since this time delay is unacceptable and as a result many entries have been rejected.

Daily Update from the CSCB for 29 January 2009

Ottawa concerned about U.S. protectionism The following was reported on in the 29 January 2009 edition of "globeandmail.com". The Conservative government is concerned about protectionist pressures in the United States but is confident the U.S. administration will live up to its treaty obligations…
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2009 Federal Budget - Tariff Update

28 January 2009 2009 Federal Budget - Tariff Update Yesterday's budget contained a Ways and Means Motion that affects 214 tariff items. Unfortunately, the Ways and Means Motion only published these items to the 8th digit level. Equally frustrating is the fact that the implementation date is today, January 28.
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2009 Federal Budget - Tariff Update (2)

28 January 2009 2009 Federal Budget - Tariff Update (2) Further to our email from this morning regarding the Ways and Means Motion to amend the Customs Tariff, the CBSA intends to make the EDI download of the tariff amendments available on its website tonight, so members do not have to manually update their systems.

Softwood Lumber Export Allocations, Saskatchewan

Serial No. 163 Date: January 27, 2009 Notice to Exporters #161, dated December 31, 2008, outlined the methodology for softwood lumber export allocations for Option B regions, including Saskatchewan, during 2009. An automated system is currently being developed to implement the new allocation…

CFIA Production Database Backup, February 7

28 January 2009 CFIA Production Database Backup, February 7 This is a reminder that a full database backup of the production database (PROD) is scheduled for Saturday, February 7, 2009. CFIA systems will be unavailable from 3am to 7am EST. Please note that full database backups of the production…

Ottawa greases credit wheels

28 January 2009 Ottawa greases credit wheels The following article is excerpted from the 28 January 2009 edition of the “Toronto Star”. The federal government is bolstering efforts to keep credit flowing in Canada, including a $50 billion increase in the amount of mortgages it plans to purchase from…