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Trade tribunal investigates bias in search for third shipyard
Heddle wants the search for a third shipyard suspended pending results.
Feds amend shipyard search after complaint about Davie bias
Heddle Marine alleged several requirements were not legitimate or reasonable – and would disqualify virtually every yard but Davie.
Tribunal orders feds to postpone $60B warship contract
Rivals challenge Lockheed Martin’s winning bid through CITT, federal court.
Fort McMurray homeowners to be compensated for hiked drywall duties
Construction firms complained the tariffs were hampering efforts to recover from last year’s wildfire.
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.
Fort McMurray rebuild after wildfire awaiting drywall trade ruling
Canadian International Trade Tribunal to rule on whether to make duties of up to 276% on US drywall imports permanent.
China found to be dumping steel pipe in Canadian market
Canadian Steel Producers Association happy with decision; duties of up to 351.4% to be imposed.
CITT holds inquiry into rebar tariffs hurting BC builders
They complain construction project prices will jump because of the added costs.
CBSA investigates China’s ‘dumping’ of solar panels
“Reasonable indication” it has cause injury to the domestic industry.
CBSA investigates steel plate dumping following Essar complaint
Alleges Canadian production of hot-rolled carbon and high-strength low-alloy steel plate product is harmed.
Steel wire from China, Israel and Spain not causing harm
Canadian International Trade Tribunal says no to countervailing duties.
China accused of dumping and subsidizing silicon metal
CITT launches an inquiry into complaint by Quebec Silicon.
CBSA investigates dumping of unitized wall modules from China
Canadian manufacturers allege harm to their businesses, including lost sales and jobs.
Trade tribunal to rule Dec. 11 on pipe dumping
CITT will determine if injury caused to Canadian suppliers.
