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Dumping protection: SIMA amendments take on trade cheats
Manufacturers are empowered to deal with unfair foreign competitors more effectively.
Feds work on new policies to stop illegal shipments of garbage
Environment Canada and the Canada Border Services Agency are looking at what can be done.
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RCMP originally planned to arrest Meng Wanzhou on plane: defence
Alleges a “co-ordinated strategy” to have the RCMP delay the arrest, so that border officials could question her as a “routine immigration check.”
CBSA, Montreal port tests blockchain to tug shipping into digital age
But data sharing depends on co-operation among competitors and security remains an open question.
Canada launches second drywall dumping complaint investigation in two years
US manufacturers accused of dumping 54-inch gypsum boards, distorting the Western Canada market.
Canada gives border security extra powers to crack down on cheap steel, aluminum
More flexibility to determine whether prices in countries of origin are reliable or distorted.
200 kgs of hash found in shipment of chocolate bars in Halifax
Mississauga, Ont., man faces multiple drug and importation charges.
CBSA signs mutual recognition deal with Australia
Arrangement recognizes each country’s Trusted Trader program members.
Former PCO boss eyes border agency watchdog options
Cappe will look at gaps in current oversight, as well as models for more comprehensive monitoring.
CBSA launches investigation into unfair silicon metal pricing
Quebec Silicon complaint also includes claims of subsidies; several countries involved.
CITT says barriers must remain on dumped US drywall imports
US-made product has injured the Canadian industry; floor price with permanent variable duties established.
Duties on drywall impact rebuilding after Alberta wildfires
Ottawa moves up review of dumping duties after complaints of high prices.
CBSA launches dumping probe of imported rebar
Investigation targets Belarus, Taipei, Hong Kong, Japan, Portugal and Spain.
CBSA seizes 12 stolen vehicles destined for export from Halifax port
Halifax police are investigating.
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CBSA audit uncovers shoddy screening of incoming rail shipments
Border agency also found inadequate managerial oversight, a lack of timely information.
