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 »

Canada & Panama Sign Free Trade Deal Canada signed a free trade deal on May 14, 2010 with the Central American country of Panama. The deal continues Canada’s trade liberalizing efforts in the Americas which include recent deals with Colombia and Peru... Read Full Story »

Panama: perspectives pour le Canada Le 14 Mai 2010 à Ottawa, le ministre du Commerce international, Peter Van Loan, et le ministre du Commerce et de l’Industrie du Panama, M. Roberto Henríquez, signaient l’Accord de libre-échange Canada-Panama .... Read Full Story »

Detroit River International Crossing Passes Hurdle On May 26, 2010, the Michigan House of Representatives voted 56-51 in favour of proceeding with the construction of a new $5.3 billion bridge between Windsor and Detroit as proposed by the Detroit River International Crossing (DRIC) partnership.... Read Full Story »

What's Up with Committees: Special Report on PIP Survey Results After it was identified as the top advocacy issue for members in I.E.Canada’s 2009-2010 Member Survey for the second consecutive year, the association’s Trade Security Committee (TSC) developed.... Read Full Story »

• New Members
• Cross Canada eManifest Workshops
• I.E.Canada Annual General Meeting
• Save the Date! I.E.Canada 79th Annual Conference & Trade Show, October 18 - 20, 2010
• Importing into Canada

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