- Customs Notice 19-20 General Import Permit No. 83 – Aluminum Products
- Customs Notice 19-18 Amendments to the Canada-Israel Free Trade Agreement (CIFTA) – Minor Processing Operations.
- Memorandum D3-4-2 Highway Pre-arrival and Reporting Requirements
- Memorandum D10-15-26 Goods to be employed in a Noxious Atmosphere
- Available Quantities for Reallocation under Trans-Pacific Partnership CPTPP Supply Managed Goods TRQs
- Textiles and Clothing Free Trade Agreement Tariff Preference Level Utilization 2019 Imports – Updated
- Textiles and Clothing 2019 Tariff Preference Level Utilization NAFTA Exports – Updated
- CITT Appeal No. AP-2017-055 Certain toilet bowls and tanks
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Canada Border Services Agency
- Customs Notice 19-20 General Import Permit No. 83 – Aluminum Products
- Customs Notice 19-18 Amendments to the Canada-Israel Free Trade Agreement (CIFTA) – Minor Processing Operations. Revised September 13, 2019
- Memorandum D3-4-2 Highway Pre-arrival and Reporting Requirements. Revised, see memorandum
- Memorandum D10-15-26 Goods to be employed in a Noxious Atmosphere. Revised, see memorandum
Global Affairs Canada
- Available Quantities for Reallocation under CPTPP Supply Managed Goods TRQs. Find out about returned quantities of the Tariff Rate Quotas (TRQ) under the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) that are now available for reallocation
- Textiles and Clothing Free Trade Agreement Tariff Preference Level Utilization 2019 Imports – Updated 2019-09-16
- Textiles and Clothing 2019 Tariff Preference Level Utilization NAFTA Exports – Updated 2019-09-16
Canadian International Trade Tribunal
- Appeal No. AP-2017-055 Globe Union Canada. Whether certain toilet bowls and tanks can be classified as goods specifically designed to assist persons with disabilities in alleviating the effects of those disabilities