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ARTICLE · 27 JUNE 2007

Canada’s International Technology Transfer Restrictions

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This article briefly discusses the legal framework in Canada relating to the export control of goods and technology. Parties should examine whether they are covered under any of the relevant Canadian export control restrictions and, if so, whether a permit can be obtained from the appropriate Canadian authority.

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Article by Navin Joneja and Prakash Narayanan, © 2007, Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP

Originally published in Blakes Bulletin on International Trade, June 2007

This article briefly discusses the legal framework in Canada relating to the export control of goods and technology. Parties should examine whether they are covered under any of the relevant Canadian export control restrictions and, if so, whether a permit can be obtained from the appropriate Canadian authority.

Continuing security concerns in North America in a post-9/11 environment have resulted not only in heightened scrutiny of individuals crossing boundaries, but also closer monitoring and control of the cross-border flow of goods, services and technology. As technology in particular becomes an increasingly important component of international business practices – for instance through cross-border licensing agreements and outsourcing contracts – it is important to keep in mind the regulatory restrictions that may apply to

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