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Coming Up in 2026 at the PCB Learning Center

PCB’s Learning Center stands apart as one of our best free service offerings - providing crucial information about international trade directly from the industry leaders who know it best. The first step is always knowledge, and the Learning Center is here to help give you the tools you need to succeed. Every year, the Learning Center puts out a full complement of sessions covering a wide range of topics, from navigating issue-based challenges ripped from the day’s headlines to broad, perennial information that lays the essential foundations for any good international business. Our webinars are also routinely frequented by Customs professionals from around the world working for a broad range of companies, as we provide crucial information for free to all comers. Below are the core courses for 2026. However, it should be noted that in addition to this schedule being subject to change, this list excludes several emergent webinars we offer throughout the year, along with topical sessions added throughout the year to address top-of-mind challenges.

Our Top 10 Blogs for 2025

No matter what your feelings are on the year 2025, when it comes to trade, it was eventful. It was a year that saw many new regulations, laws, and establishments of new norms, while old ones were overturned on both sides of the border. More than ever, importers of all stripes were tested on how adaptable their businesses could be in the face of mounting regulations and a brand-new, high-duty environment both in Canada and in the US.

It’s Time to Renew Your Free Trade Agreement Documents

As the title might suggest, it is once again time to renew your free trade agreement (FTA) certifications, including your USCMA/CUSMA/T-MEC Certificate of Origin. If you already know what we are talking about, then just consider this a friendly reminder to get your certification in order as you’ve done in the past, and contact your broker to initiate this process as promptly as possible. Sooner is always better than later in our current trade environment.

Your Guide to the Becoming an NRI in Canada Guide

If you are an international business, particularly if you are a US business importing into Canada, then becoming a Non-Resident Importer (NRI) in Canada can be a lucrative option. Not only will it give you a more direct path to the Canadian marketplace, but it also offers greater value to your Canadian customers, and it can introduce a much streamlined importing process.