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Canada Gazette - Official Regulations

The following was published in Part II of the Canada Gazette on February 21, 2018. Certain Regulations Made Under Section 89, Subsection 93(1) and Section 114 of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 — Regulations Amending Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 SOR/2018-11 02/02/18…

Prairie farmers want Canada's trade dispute with India 'straightened out'

Bill Aulie is trying to keep busy on his farm in Rouleau, Sask., by training horses and bringing equipment in from the cold to warm up in his shop. As spring draws near, Aulie is thinking ahead to the growing season. "It just puts a scare," Aulie said. "There's uncertainty." One third of Aulie's…

Time crunch looms over seventh round of NAFTA talks

NAFTA negotiators are hoping to pick up where they left off in Montreal in January and make more progress behind the scenes in Mexico City this week. But if that progress is going to be meaningful, observers warn the talks are going to need to move faster than they have in the past. The political…

Amazon grabbed 4 percent of all US retail sales in 2017, new study says

There's no denying that Amazon's retail business had an impressive 2017 and there's still plenty of room for the company to grow in certain categories this year. The internet giant was responsible for about 44 percent of all U.S. e-commerce sales last year, or about 4 percent of the country's total…

Uh-oh – Is Inflation Back?

Last week markets were jolted by an unexpected increase in US consumer prices. Suddenly, all the talk is about inflation spikes, expectations for the next few months, whether the Fed is behind the curve, and so on. Just a month ago, I spoke about tame price increases as a sign of sustained growth…

Why politics is driving a new wave of protectionism: Don Pittis

Economics likes to claim free trade is bias-free and rational. It's actually about politics and interests. You've likely heard the concern that Twitter and Facebook have divided the world into separate camps because many of us unfollow the social media voices that disagree with us. I thought of that…

CBSA Message (TCC18-020) – EDI Scheduled Maintenance Outage,25 February

Clients Affected: All clients and service providers who transmit trade data using EDI. For maintenance purposes, all EDI applications will be unavailable on Sunday Fevruary 25, 2018 from 04:20 to 08:20 (ET). This includes: all incoming data or outbound messages such as acknowledgements, reject…

CFIA Scheduled System Maintenance, 25 February

As part of ongoing efforts to improve client service please be advised that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) will be performing network maintenance on Sunday, February 25th, 2018 from 3:00am until 7:00am (ET). Consequently, the following services may not be available: Automated Import…

CFIA Scheduled System Maintenance, 24 February

As part of ongoing efforts to improve client service please be advised that the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) will be performing network maintenance on Saturday, February 24th, 2018 from 1:00 am until 4:00am (ET). Consequently, the following services may not be available: CFIA Website ( www…
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Last Chance to Register for Accessing Ottawa Forum!

Registration for next week's Accessing Ottawa: A Forum for Customs Brokers and their Clients closes tomorrow! Don't miss this unique opportunity to engage directly with CBSA’s program and operational leaders and OGD representatives about the issues that matter most to your business! Bring your…

Trump government expected to defend tariffs on Canadian solar modules in court

President Donald Trump's decision to hit imports of Canadian solar energy modules with staggering tariffs, starting this month, has sparked another court battle over the extent of his powers to push through his America First agenda. Three Ontario-based manufacturing companies are suing the U.S…
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FIRM Reports

CBSA has provided updated information regarding requests for FIRM reports. Updated information follows; paragraphs 6 and 7 have been changed. FIRM is an information retrieval system that allows CBSA to generate reports related to all of the Canada Customs Coding Form (B3) fields that have been input…

New TPP could hurt NAFTA talks because of impact on U.S.: auto sector

American imports into Canada could fall by $3.3 billion under the recently rebooted Trans-Pacific Partnership, the federal government has concluded, sparking fears the new pact could hurt the ongoing NAFTA renegotiation. The text of the 11-country Pacific Rim trade deal — a pact President Donald…

Canada welcomes release of final text of CPTPP deal

The final version of a landmark deal aimed at cutting trade barriers in some of the Asia-Pacific's fastest-growing economies was released on Wednesday, signalling the pact was a step closer to reality even without its star member the United States. More than 20 provisions have been suspended or…

Canadian and Indian companies ink deals worth $1B during Trudeau's trade trip

Canadian and Indian companies have signed 66 new contracts worth $1 billion in total in a deal expected to create 5,800 jobs in Canada. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the announcement Tuesday in front of an audience at the Canada-India Business Forum. He spent the morning in Mumbai, India's…