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Duty Remission on Ukrainian Goods Extended to June 2027
If you import goods originating in Ukraine, review those imported on or after June 10, 2026, to confirm the remission was correctly applied. If customs duties were paid on eligible goods during this period, you may be eligible for a refund.
CBP to Launch New Data Collection Test for Crude Oil Imports From Canada and Mexico
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The test will use unique identifiers and tamper-proof credentials to help document crude oil movements from Canada and Mexico to the U.S., and the data can be reviewed in near real time.
Canada and Türkiye to Launch Free Trade Exploratory Discussions
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If a Canada-Türkiye free trade agreement is eventually concluded, it could reduce or eliminate duties on qualifying goods.
USTR Announces Proposed Tariffs Related to Forced Labour Enforcement
While CUSMA-qualifying goods are excluded under the current proposal, Canadian exporters should still review their origin documentation and assess potential tariff exposure.
Canada Announces Extension of Steel and Aluminum Tariff Measures for One Year
The extension is part of a broader federal response to support Canada’s steel and aluminum industries, which also includes direct funding, financing, and regional support programs.
CBSA Clarifies MFN Shipping Requirements
Importers claiming MFN tariff treatment should ensure their shipping records clearly show the full route to Canada, including any transshipment points.
Port of Halifax Adds Electric Rail Cranes to Improve Capacity and Cargo Flow
Infrastructure investments across Canadian ports are increasingly focused on improving cargo flow while reducing emissions and congestion.
CPKC and IBEW Continue Talks Ahead of Possible Strike
CPKC received a 72-hour strike notice from IBEW, raising the possibility of a labour disruption that could affect part of the railway’s Canadian workforce.
Canada's Forced Labour Supply Chain Reports Due May 31
Importers that meet the criteria should review whether their importing or production activities trigger a reporting obligation and ensure their report has been approved, attested, submitted, and published before the May 31 deadline.
Quebec Aluminum Processors Receive Over $20M in Support Under Tariff Response Initiative
This support aligns with a broader tariff-response plan that includes more than $6.5 billion in new measures to protect Canadian businesses and workers.
