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Canada Imposes Tougher Sanctions on Iran
2012-02-01 - Canada News Centre Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird today issued the following statement...
DHS's Napolitano Promises More Trade Cooperation
2012-02-01 - The Journal of Commerce Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Monday that security efforts will rely heavily on risk management and information sharing with trade partners to secure the movement of goods and people.
WTO slaps China's export restraints
2012-02-01 - American Shipper The World Trade Organization Appellate Body on Monday found China's export restraints on several industrial raw materials used as key components in the steel, aluminum, and chemicals industries to be inconsistent with the country's WTO obligations.
Canada-EU Trade Deal a Hopeful Sign
2012-02-01 - Financial Post Negotiations on the wide-ranging free-trade agreement between Canada and the 27-member European Union are expected to conclude in the next few months. This is positive news, since Canadaﾒs trade policy agenda has effectively been stalled for a generation.
Ron Kirk: U.S. to Tackle Hefty Trade Agenda
2012-01-31 - The Hill U.S. trade officials are expecting to cut a wide swath through a broad trade agenda this year, all probably before Congress leaves town in August.
Canadian Railway Car-Loadings November 2011
2012-01-26 - Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association Canadian rail freight traffic from both domestic and international operations was up 8.9% in November from November 2010, to 27.1 million tonnes.
Canada Further Expands Sanctions Against Syria
2012-01-26 - Canadian International Freight Forwarders Association Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird on Wednesday announced new sanctions against Syriaﾒs Assad regime in concert with like-minded countries.
Canadian Cattle, Sheep and Goat Producers Gain Market Access to Philippines
2012-01-25 - Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Canadian cattle, sheep and goat producers will benefit from new access to yet another international market. Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and International Trade Minister Ed Fast announced today that the Government of Canada has secured live ruminant market access to the Philippines.
For Every Regulation Created One Will Be Eliminated, Tories Vow
2012-01-25 - The Globe and Mail The Conservative government is moving ahead with a wide-ranging push to cut red tape, long a source of frustration for small business owners.
EU Trade Deal Expected by Summer
2012-01-25 - Embassymag.ca Relatively few issues remain within the Canada-European free trade talks, and officials expect the deal to be completed by the summer, European representatives say.
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