I.E.Canada in Action I.E.Canada in Action is a new feature that will bring members up to date on the activities of the organization. I.E.Canada is the voice of trade... Read Full Story »

CBSA Strategic Review Results in Program Changes In 2009, the CBSA underwent a Strategic Review. The review was mandated by the Government of Canada with the aim of ensuring that CBSA programs are effective and efficient, that they correspond to the Government's priorities, and that they are in line with core federal responsibilities... Read Full Story »

I.E.Canada Advocates for Export Controls Reform After several months of work, I.E.Canada’s Export Committee has submitted its position paper on Canada’s export control system entitled Canada’s Export Control System: Time for Review- Need For Reform to the Departments of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Industry and Public Safety... Read Full Story »

Canada - Colombia Free Trade Agreement On June 29, 2010, legislation to implement the Canada-Colombia Free Trade Agreement (CCFTA) received Royal Assent... Read Full Story »

What's Up with Committees July was a busy and successful month for I.E.Canada’s Exports Committee (EX). The committee completed a position paper calling for reform of Canada’s export control system entitled Canada’s Export Control System: Time for Review – Need for Reform... Read Full Story »

• Canada - EU Trade Negotiations Enter New Tougher Phase
• Proposed CFIA Changes to Border Processing of Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
• Customs Duty and International Trade Course- Vancouver & Toronto
• Save the Date! I.E.Canada 79th Annual Conference & Trade Show, October 18 - 20, 2010
• Importing into Canada

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