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2014 CCS Survey Results and Answers to Common Questions

From time to time we survey the CSCB CCS designates to gain insights into your level of satisfaction regarding the services we provide. We are always looking for opportunities to improve what we offer and how we offer it. Your response never disappoints and is full of interesting insights, ideas and…

EDC Export Performance Monitor - May 2014

Exports decline in March on lower price Canadian exports fell 1.4% in March, as a 0.7% rise in volumes was overshadowed by a 2% fall in prices. Imports rose by 0.4%, lowering Canada's trade surplus to just $79 million. Energy exports tumble, but machinery and metals show healthy gains The decline in…

CBSA Message (ACI14-018) - Modifications to the EDTL rule in the Marine ECCRD

Please be advised that effective July 09, 2014, there will be a tightening of an existing ACROSS rule to ensure the requirement to submit an Estimated Date and Time of Loading (EDTL) for ACI Marine is met. The EDTL will be mandatory in the following circumstances: Cargo is containerized; AND The…

Two Alberta Border Crossings Slated to Open

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced two Alberta-Montana border crossings will open this week. Both the Chief Mountain port of entry, located along Highway 6, and the port of Wild Horse will be re-opening for the season on Thursday... Hours of operation for Chief Mountain will be 9…

Turning it Around - How to Restore Canada’s Trade Success: Report

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce has issued a report today titled Turning it Around: How to Restore Canada’s Trade Success. The report argues that free trade agreements are not enough to reverse Canada’s dismal trade performance over the past decade. Canada must also bolster trade promotion services…

New rules, new strategies

Imminent and far-reaching regulatory changes will greatly affect Canada-U.S. trade Major regulatory initiatives that are unprecedented in number and magnitude will be implemented on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border this year. Although the changes will impact some industries more than others…

Canada-EU trade pact final wording delayed

Canada and the European Union failed to ink the final text of their long-sought free trade agreement this week after a series of familiar irritants reared their heads once more. One of the obstacles to resurface was a disagreement over protection of intellectual property rights in the pharmaceutical…