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In the past couple of weeks, Canada has continued to apply pressure against Russia by way of economic sanctions, announcing two additional rounds of sanctions.

On December 19, the Canadian government announced expanded economic sanctions against Russia, primarily directed at the Russian energy industry.

On June 29, 2015, the Canadian Government announced the imposition of additional sanctions against Russian individuals and organizations.

During the COVID-19 global pandemic, an important economic sanctions (and possibley export controls) issue has arisen for individuals (friends and family), companies, and non-governmental organizations.

The International Atomic Energy Agency's recent certification that the Government of Iran has met its obligations under the P5+1 Nuclear Agreement resulted in the United States and European Union...

The US Department of Commerce’s recent imposition in mid-June of an export licensing requirement (since lifted at end of June for select US entities) on exports, reexports, and in-country transfers of Anthropic’s Claude Mythos 5 Model and Claude Fable 5 Model to all destinations worldwide and to “all foreign persons” is a stark reminder of how export controls may go beyond the control of physical goods and also apply to intangible goods such as software, AI models, or technology transfers in the cloud. More recent news about AI models going rogue and a proposed bipartisan “AI Kill Switch” bill introduced by two US congressmen foreshadow additional controls in the near future.

Canadian sanctions against Russia under the Special Economic Measures (Russia) Regulations, (Russia Regulations) affect nearly every Russian industry, including companies incorporated outside Russia that are indirectly or...

The Canadian Government has formally launched its first attempt to forfeit the property of sanctioned persons under a new and unique mechanism in sanctions law.

Canada's authority for administering export and technology transfer controls, Global Affairs Canada ("GAC"), has released Notice to Exporters No. 1159 – Guidance on the Movement to and Storage...

On August 5, 2016, the Canada Border Services Agency ("CBSA") posted on the CBSA web-site a News Release entitled "Dartmouth store owner charged for falsifying documents and undervaluing shipments".

An H.S. Tariff Classification Number is a 10 digit number that must be provided on import documentation in order to communicate what is the good that is being imported.

The Canada Border Services Agency ("CBSA") conducts verifications (also known as audits) to verify that an importer of goods has complied with Canadian customs and import laws.

Canada's border services agency has initiated an anti-dumping investigation into paperboard cups and containers imported from China, following allegations of dumping and subsidization.

On February 1, Donald Trump signed an executive order imposing a 25% tariff on all Canadian products entering the United States. The order made an exception for energy resources (oil, gas, etc.)...

As of midnight on May 31, the Trump administration revoked the exemptions to the U.S. ad valorem tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum previously granted to Canada, the EU, and Mexico.

In this fourth edition of our Canadian Trade Law Year in Review, the team at CLK Canada has reviewed and summarized important judicial and administrative...

Opérant un virage important, le Canada a annoncé l'ajout de contrôles à l'exportation rigoureux relatifs à l'informatique quantique et à la technologie des semiconducteurs avancés...

In unprecedented fashion and with far-reaching impacts, the Trump administration has quickly announced a number of key foreign policy initiatives, including a fundamental re-evaluation of U.S. trade policy.