CITT
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Trade tribunal investigates bias in search for third shipyard
Heddle wants the search for a third shipyard suspended pending results.
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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.
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Tribunal orders feds to postpone $60B warship contract
Rivals challenge Lockheed Martin’s winning bid through CITT, federal court.
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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.
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CBSA launches investigation into unfair silicon metal pricing
Quebec Silicon complaint also includes claims of subsidies; several countries involved.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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CITT holds inquiry into rebar tariffs hurting BC builders
They complain construction project prices will jump because of the added costs.
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CBSA investigates China’s ‘dumping’ of solar panels
“Reasonable indication” it has cause injury to the domestic industry.
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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.
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Steel wire from China, Israel and Spain not causing harm
Canadian International Trade Tribunal says no to countervailing duties.
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China accused of dumping and subsidizing silicon metal
CITT launches an inquiry into complaint by Quebec Silicon.
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CBSA investigates dumping of unitized wall modules from China
Canadian manufacturers allege harm to their businesses, including lost sales and jobs.
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Trade tribunal to rule Dec. 11 on pipe dumping
CITT will determine if injury caused to Canadian suppliers.
