Canada and the European Union have signed a tentative deal to open up markets and drop nearly all import taxes on everything from food to cars.
Under the Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement (CETA) and NAFTA, Canada will have preferential access to more than half of the world’s economy.
The sweeping agreement covers everything from cars to food to intellectual property…
… the Honourable Lisa Raitt, Minister of Transport, acted to further enhance safety in the transportation of dangerous goods by directing that a protective direction be issued requiring any person who imports or offers for transport crude oil to conduct classification tests on crude oil…
Effective immediately, any person who imports or offers for transport crude oil must:
Spending by Corporate Canada is expected to ramp up in 2014 as global economies, particularly the US, continue to show signs of improvement, says a report by CIBC Economics.
Canada and the European Union have reached a "political agreement" on free trade that the federal government says could boost Canada's annual income by as much as $12 billion annually, and bilateral trade by 20 per cent.
While the deal is not expected to be ratified for at least two years, it is expected to remove 98 per cent of EU tariffs on a wide range of Canadian products.
Final Determinations Respecting Certain Silicon Metal Originating in or Exported from the People's Republic of China
Dumping case number: AD/1400
Dumping file number: 4214-39
Subsidy case number: CV/136
Subsidy file number: 4218-37
