Transport Canada Proposes New Vehicle Security Mandates to Target Auto Theft
Transport Canada’s proposed amendments would update theft-protection standards and give importers time to adjust before any requirements take effect.
Export of Single-Use Plastic Under Review as Canada Proposes Amendments
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The export of single-use plastic remains prohibited for now, but Canada has formally proposed amendments to remove the ban as public consultation is underway.
CARM Transition Period Ends December 31 Ahead of Full Implementation
Trade chain partners must be prepared to fully comply with CARM requirements, as importer liability, registration, financial security, and operational rules will be enforced starting January 1, 2026.
Canada Publishes List of Steel Derivative Products Subject to 25% Tariffs
This measure expands Canada’s steel trade controls to include steel derivative products, alongside recent changes to tariff rate quotas and tariff remission policies.
Canada Announces the Temporary Extension of Tariff Remission on U.S. Steel, Aluminum, And Other Goods
This short-term extension is part of broader trade measures announced by the Government of Canada in November, which included changes to steel tariff rate quotas.
Final Phase of Livestock Feeds Regulations Takes Effect December 17, 2025
Starting next week, livestock feed businesses will operate fully under the Feeds Regulations, 2024, with licensing, export, and import rules in force.
CFIA Repeals Outdated and Unnecessary Regulations to Cut Red Tape
These changes streamline how the CFIA manages plant health rules, reduce red tape, and support the ongoing protection of Canada’s agricultural resources.
Carney Announces Reduced Steel Tariff Quotas
Canada’s new reductions in steel tariff quotas, stricter border enforcement, and the end of temporary steel tariff remissions mark a shift in the steel imports landscape.
Canada Introduces New Internal Trade Rules Effective January 1, 2026
The new internal trade rules recognize provincial and territorial requirements for certain goods and services while maintaining exemptions for food safety and supply-managed sectors.
Canada Post Submits Transformation Plan as Talks with CUPW Continue
While labour tensions remain unresolved, Canada Post’s transformation plan marks a step toward financial sustainability and modernized service delivery.
