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CBSA CUSMA Website

CBSA has advised that they have developed a go-to page on all CUSMA-related information; it is set up on the “information for importers” section of the CBSA website. English Français Included under Certifying the origin of goods is an example of a certification of origin. Additional information…

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May 5: COVID-19 CBSA Commercial Update to Industry Stakeholders

Key Message The Canada Border Services Agency is still working on issues raised by industry stakeholders. We invite you to consult the updated Annex A. --- Message Clé L'Agence des services frontaliers du Canada travaille toujours sur les questions soulevées par nos intervenants de l’industrie. Nous…

#UnsungHeroes Social Media Campaign

Dear CSCB Member, You may never have thought of yourself, or your staff, as heroes, but in these times of uncertainty, supply chain providers are reminding the world on a daily basis that heroes don't all wear capes and that they live and work among us. As key members of the supply chain, customs…
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CN 20-18 Implementation of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) De Minimis Threshold with Respect to Customs Duties and Taxes for Courier Imports – Clarification (1)

Further to a message to CSCB members yesterday, the CSCB has received a response from CBSA regarding the entry format of goods in Category C. For these goods, CBSA has advised they should be separated out on the F type B3 on line using the tariff code 0017 as per the coding instructions in paragraph…

From surviving to thriving: Reimagining the post-COVID-19 return

For many, the toughest leadership test is now looming: how to bring a business back in an environment where a vaccine has yet to be found and economies are still reeling. The 1966 World Cup marked a low point for Brazilian soccer. Although the winner of the previous two tournaments, the team was…

Notice to Exporters - Requirements for exporting prohibited firearms

1. The purpose of this Notice is to advise exporters of export controls implications flowing from the announcement by the Prime Minister that a number of firearms are now considered “prohibited firearms” as defined in subsection 84(1) of the Criminal Code. As per the Prime Minister’s announcement…

NISC service change during upcoming statutory holiday - May 18

This message is for all importers and customs brokers who do business with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) National Import Service Centre (NISC). Please be advised during the upcoming statutory holiday (May 18th, 2020), the NISC’s service hours will remain from 7:00 AM to 3:00 AM (Eastern…
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Recording of the CSCB Member Forum #4 now available

The recording and presentation from the fourth CSCB Member Forum on What COVID-19 means for your business, held on May 1st, is now available on the CSCB website. The focus of this forum was best practices for communicating with clients and one another. Although there won’t be a Member Forum this…
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Customs Notice 19-08 Reminder

CBSA has issued a reminder regarding upcoming changes to safeguard rates. As outlined in Tables 2 and 3 in Customs Notice 19-08, Final Safeguard Measures Imposed on the Importation of Certain Steel Goods, the safeguard surtax rates will decrease for imported subject goods absent a shipment-specific…

ARL Bulletin #57: Guidance on Disbursement and Electronic Payment Returns

Extension of Timelines - Guidance on Disbursement and Electronic Payment Returns Disbursements The disbursement process will continue to run monthly and has not been impacted by the payment deferral announcement of March 27th, 2020. The CBSA reviews accounts for credits eligible for disbursement…
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CN 20-18, Implementation of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) De Minimis Threshold with Respect to Customs Duties and Taxes for Courier Imports - Feedback Requested

In response to this new customs notice, the CSCB has directed a question to CBSA concerning the type of accounting that is required for goods of Category C. As well, we would like to know if members will be ready by July 1 with the programming changes that are required for the revised CIRO…

Email Process at Port 497

Port 497 has provided additional information regarding email submission of commercial documents.

Canada is officially in a recession, C.D. Howe says

Canada is officially in a recession that's been caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the C.D. Howe Institute's Business Cycle Council declared Friday. The council, which monitors recessions and recoveries in Canada, said the economy peaked in February, just before drastic measures to slow the spread of…

Don’t miss our fourth CSCB Member Forum tomorrow!

Don’t miss our fourth CSCB Member Forum tomorrow, May 1st at 1 pm ET! This week's theme is Best practices for communicating with clients and one another. Once again, we will ask you a number of poll questions. Here they are (same as forum 3 questions): Of your clients who are currently importing…

Global outlook: A bottomless pit?

Economic forecasts aren’t the least of COVID-19’s victims. Never has any human being seen such widespread and devastating revisions to the global growth outlook as we’ve seen in the past few weeks—it has no historical peer. Radical adjustment of forecasts is bad enough, but to make matters worse…