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New Trade Corridor Agreement Explores Arctic Shipping Through Port of Churchill
Over a two-year framework, three organizations will assess the commercial feasibility, infrastructure requirements, and operational arrangements for the proposed corridor.
Budget 2026 Proposes 18-Month Temporary Import Tax Relief
Understanding the customs and tax requirements for temporary imports can help you determine which relief provisions apply to your shipments.
CBSA Adds 11 New Special Authorization Codes for Steel Derivative Surtax Remission
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If you import steel derivative goods, review the updated authorization codes and applicable eligibility requirements before submitting remission claims.
CBSA Outlines Cargo Container Reporting Requirements for Canadian Imports
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Carriers and freight forwarders must follow the applicable ACI/eManifest procedures, while importers must ensure containers imported for sale are properly declared and accounted for.
Canadian Action Plan to Invest $8.7 Billion in Key Sectors
The new investment plan aims to strengthen steel production, automotive manufacturing, and critical mineral development, especially with ongoing U.S. tariff pressures.
Canada Post Moves Ahead with Postal Network Modernization
Canada Post’s modernization program is progressing, with changes to delivery services, postal infrastructure, and shipping costs that could affect Canadian businesses.
CBSA Confirms Dumping and Subsidizing of Chinese Unarmoured Building Cables
The CBSA’s final decisions bring the investigations closer to a conclusion, but the CITT’s November 26 injury decision will determine whether definitive duties apply.
U.S. Further Revises 50% Section 338 Tariffs on Canadian Goods Effective October 30
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The changes affect packaging materials, carpets, appliances, industrial equipment, and other manufactured goods.
Canadian Softwood Lumber Duties Unchanged Following NAFTA Panel Ruling
The NAFTA ruling concludes a longstanding legal challenge without changing current Canadian softwood lumber duties. However, the expected seventh-review results could soon alter applicable rates.
New OOCL Mediterranean Service to Montréal Launches October 13
The new weekly service connecting Mediterranean ports with Montréal will give Canadian businesses another option for shipping goods from Morocco, Italy, France, and Spain.
