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NRCan

Although new NRCan requirements went into effect on June 6, 2012, CSCB members have been quite silent on how these changed have affected them. Please note that the CSCB will be participating in a conference call, with NRCan representatives, on Thursday, June 21 to discuss issues related to these new requirements. If members would like to provide comments to the CSCB prior to this call, they can be sent to [email protected] _________________________________________________

Public Hearings, Appeals

Starting Date Appeal No. Appellant Act Type of Hearing 2012-06-26 AP-2011-054 United Independent Energy Group Inc. Excise Tax Act Public Hearing 2012-06-28 AP-2011-055 Monterra Lumber Mills, Ltd. Customs Act Public Hearing 2012-07-17 AP-2011-040, AP-2011-041 La Sagesse de l’eau Customs Act File Hearing

Canada and Costa Rica Conclude Fourth Round of Talks to Expand Trade Agreement

The following is excerpted from a 15 June 2012 news release by Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada. The Honourable Ed Fast, Minister of International Trade and Minister for the Asia-Pacific Gateway, today announced the successful conclusion of a fourth round of negotiations to modernize the Canada-Costa Rica Free Trade Agreement. Negotiations took place in San José, Costa Rica, from June 11 to 15, 2012.

100 Percent Scanning Mandate Gets Reprieve [U.S.]

The following is from the 18 June 2012 edition of the Journal of Commerce. Importers get two-year reprieve from container scanning mandate, but their bid to kill the requirement fails U.S. importers are learning just how hard it is to kill federal regulation, even when the agency in charge of implementing a law calls it costly and unfeasible.

CBSA/CSCB joint seminar on HS Classification - 19 June

If you haven’t registered for the CBSA/CSCB joint seminar on HS Classification, it's not too late, there are still a few spots available. The registration fee for the seminar, which includes a full-day of sessions plus lunch and two refreshment breaks is $109.23, tax included. CCS Designates will be awarded 10 professional development points for attending this event.

PM announces signing of an agreement for the construction of the new Detroit River International Crossing

The following is excerpted from a 15 June 2012 news release by the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada. Prime Minister Stephen Harper today announced the conclusion of an agreement between Canada and the State of Michigan toward building a new publicly owned bridge crossing between Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan. The agreement establishes the framework for each party’s roles and responsibilities for the construction, financing, operation and maintenance of the new international crossing.

Iron, steel for new Windsor bridge must come from Canada or U.S.

The following is excerpted from the 15 June 2012 edition of The Globe and Mail. The Conservative government and the Michigan governor’s office have secured a deal to build a second bridge between Windsor and Detroit – a historic accord aimed at unclogging North America’s most important trade artery after decades of setbacks. Prime Minister Stephen Harper will visit Windsor and Detroit on Friday to unveil the agreement alongside Michigan Governor Rick Snyder.

Monthly Survey of Manufacturing, April 2012

The following is excerpted from a 15 June 2012 release by Statistics Canada. Manufacturing sales fell 0.8% in April to $49.1 billion, the third decline in four months. The aerospace product and parts industry and the petroleum and coal product industry posted the largest decreases, while sales of motor vehicles rose to the highest level since November 2007. Sales fell in 13 of 21 industries, representing approximately 45% of the manufacturing sector. Sales of durable goods decreased 0.7%, while non-durable goods sales declined 1.0%.

Harper to confirm $1B Windsor-Detroit bridge today

The following is excerpted from the 15 June 2012 edition of CBC News. Prime Minister Stephen Harper is in Windsor today to announce Canada and Michigan have agreed on a new international crossing between the southwestern Ontario city and Detroit. The new span is expected to cost $1 billion, and should alleviate border congestion and expedite shipping across North America's busiest border crossing. This article is available in its entirety at:
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First Report of the Nominating Committee

The CSCB Nominating Committee is responsible for presenting a slate of candidates to members to ensure that the Society is governed with excellence and vision. In doing so, committee members would like to commend and thank all who submitted expressions of interest in serving. Proposed Election Slate The committee nominates the following individuals for election to the CSCB Board for a two-year term, 2012-2014.

Update to CFIA AIRS Website

Chapter 17 was published to add an OGD extension. 17.01.99.7103 - Granulated cane sugar This created a requirement version change for the following HS Codes. 17.01.12 - Beet sugar 17.01.13 - Cane sugar specified in Subheading Note 2 to this Chapter 17.01.14 - Other cane sugar 17.01.91.7100 - Brown sugar 17.01.99.7101 - Icing sugar 17.01.99.7102 - Granulated beet sugar 17.02.11.7200 - Lactose syrup 17.02.19.7200 - Lactose, in solid form

CBSA message: Scheduled Maintenance Outage, 16-17 June

The following is a CBSA message (EDI12-051) Saturday, June 16th, 2012 CCS / CADEX Outage: Please be advised that due to scheduled maintenance, CCS/CADEX will be down from 05:00 to 05:30 (Eastern Time). CADEX and CUSDEC B3s and AO release queries transmitted to the CADEX system will be affected by this outage. Sunday, June 17th, 2012 Full EDI Outage:

Second CCS Designate Quiz of 2012 NOW Available!

Don’t miss your chance to gain ten (10) professional development points toward maintenance of your CCS designation. Please click below to access the free quiz: English French Please note: Question 20 is correct as it stands and there is indeed a correct response. _________________________________________________