Customs dispute jeopardizes fish stick, filet supply

U.S. Customs and Border Protection says shippers are violating the Jones Act, which requires that goods shipped between U.S. ports be transported on U.S.-owned ships

U.S. companies opt to export to Canada since cross-border shoppers can’t visit

The ongoing ban on non-essential land travel from Canada to the U.S., tentatively extended now for a 19th month until Oct. 21, drives home the importance of winning shelf space

Canada, U.S. not on the same page about border

Pandemic has demonstrated how different approaches unravel years of common practices at the border

Feds reach tentative deal with striking border guards

Four-year tentative agreement provides CBSA employees with an average wage increase of more than two percent a year

Trucks backed up at border as CBSA guards work to rule

Commercial wait times for truckers at the Pacific Bridge in Surrey, B.C., reached three hours and 45 minutes

Trade Update: Fixing supply chain bottlenecks

U.S. initiatives will tackle trade and competition

Business group pushing for U.S. northern border plan

Group wants senior congressional leaders to demand a detailed strategy from the Department of Homeland Security

CBSA workers plan to strike on Friday

Close to 9,000 workers may start work-to-rule Friday morning if contract not reached

CME wants Canadian exemption from Buy American rules

Concerned that without specific exemption, Canadian companies will be less attractive suppliers

Canadian border workers may strike as soon as Aug. 6

Union representing 9,000 Canadian Border Service Agency employees voted in favour of striking, jeopardizing border reopening plans