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The Canadian International Trade Tribunal just initiated final injury inquiry NQ-2026-003 on certain unarmoured building cables from China. If you import these cables, provisional duties are already a
CITT and the Women in Supply Chain Association announced a workforce development partnership. For Canadian importers, the broker talent shortage is already showing up in delayed CAD filings, missed CU
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal just extended anti-dumping and countervailing duties on Chinese photovoltaic modules and laminates for another five years. If you import solar equipment, revi
CBSA published SIMA decisions on forged grinding media and thermoformed moulded fibre tableware June 6, plus a CITT inquiry notice. If you import either product class or file origin claims upstream of
Eric Wildhaber joins the Canadian International Trade Tribunal as Vice-Chair alongside three new members. For importers caught in SIMA appeals, procurement reviews, or safeguard cases, these appointme
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal just renewed its SIMA order on OCTG imports from nine territories for another five years. If you're importing seamless pipe, filing changes and AD margin upda
CITT has three simultaneous proceedings live — a SIMA expiry review on potatoes, a preliminary injury on casing, and Global Affairs launching consultations on Chinese EV quotas. Here's what your team
Finance has kicked off a 270-day CITT safeguard inquiry on cabinets, vanities, flooring, and engineered furniture. No immediate duties, but classifications matter now, and your paper trail needs to be
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal just launched preliminary injury inquiry PI-2026-001 on decorative and other non-structural plywood. If you import this product, your CAD classification and o
The CITT just initiated the RB3 expiry review covering rebar from seven countries. If you've been importing under SIMA duties since 2021, now's the time to review your classification, supplier declara
The Canadian International Trade Tribunal just launched a safeguard inquiry covering solid and engineered wood cabinets, vanities, hardwood flooring, and storage furniture. Here's what that means for