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Canadian International Trade:     more books (100)

Intra-Industry International Trade: The Canadian Experience by Sayeeda Bano, 1991-05 Canadian Regulation of International Trade and Investment by Robert K. Paterson, 1987-02 The Theory of International Trade and Its Canadian Applications by James Markusen, 1984-06 Factor content of Canadian international trade: An input-output analysis by Harry H Postner, 1975 The British Tool, Machine Tool and Scientific Instrument Section: Canadian International Trade Fair, Toronto, 1950 by Not stated, 1950 Factor Content of Canadian International Trade: An Input-Output Analysis by Harry H Postner, 1975-01-01 Factor Content of Canadian International Trade by Harry H. Postner, 1976-06 New dimensions in international trade law: A Canadian perspective Economic analysis of the liner market and freight rates in Canadian international trades (Research reports / Canadian Transport Commission, Research Branch ... des transports, Direction de la recherche) by V. H Wei, 1986 Multimodal transport in Canadian international trade (Cahiers de recherche) by Danny Napier, 1982 Increasing Gender Inputs Into Canadian International Trade Policy Positions at the Wto An inquiry into the competitiveness of the Canadian cattle and beef industries (Reference) by Canadian International Trade Tribunal, 1993 An inquiry into textile tariffs by Canadian International Trade Tribunal, 1990 Safeguard inquiry into the importation of certain steel goods by Canadian International Trade Tribunal, 2002

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1. News Letter V2#1Legal Opinion On Water Export Controls And Canadian Internationa
   WATER EXPORT CONTROLS AND canadian international trade OBLIGATIONS. By. Steven Shrybman LLB ( Member of the Ontario and BC Bar) Executive Director. West Coast Environmental Law Association  
   http://www.waterbank.com/Newsletters/nws15.html
   
   Extractions: West Coast Environmental Law Association You have asked for our opinion with respect to several questions concerning the status of prospective water export control measures in light of Canadian obligations under the North American Free Trade Agreement and various agreements under the World Trade Organization. We are pleased to provide our response herewith. By way of introduction however, we should offer two important qualifications to our opinion. The first concerns the degree of confidence that is warranted in making predictions about the outcome of trade disputes and investor claims that may arise in this context. As you will know, many of the international trade, investment and services provisions of NAFTA and the World Trade Organization that might give rise to such disputes and claims are unprecedented and have yet to be the subject of any judicial or arbitral interpretation. Moreover, the water export control measures that have been adopted by some provinces, or which are now being considered by other Canadian governments, are also innovative and similarly untested. Accordingly, it is extremely difficult to anticipate the views of trade dispute panels or tribunals that may be called upon to address the novel issues that are certain to arise should a trade challenge or investor claim be made in consequence of Canadian water export control measures. We believe that it is regrettable that the federal government's response to this uncertainty is to offer bold and unqualified assertions about the viability of the approach it is advocating. In light of this assertiveness we think it fair to point out its recent and dismal track record in defending Canadian cultural, and research and development programs from trade challenges. As you will probably have noted, in spite of assurances very much like the ones it now offers concerning water export controls, Canada recently lost two important WTO cases concerning its cultural and R and D programs.

2. Canadian International Trade Tribunal / Tribunal Canadien Du Commerce Extérieur
   Important Notices. Avis importants. /  
   http://www.citt-tcce.gc.ca/

3. CITT - Welcome
   The canadian international trade Tribunal is an administrative tribunal operating within Canada s trade remedies system. It is an  
   http://www.citt.gc.ca/index_e.asp
   
   Extractions: The Canadian International Trade Tribunal is an administrative tribunal operating within Canada's trade remedies system. It is an independent quasi-judicial body that carries out its statutory responsibilities in an autonomous and impartial manner and reports to Parliament through the Minister of Finance. previous page Last Updated: 2004-02-04 Important Notices

4. Canadian International Trade Tribunal / Tribunal Canadien Du Commerce Extérieur
   Translate this page  
   http://www.citt.gc.ca/

5. International Trade Services At A Canadian Business Law Firm
   the centre of trade matters, particularly the International Trade, Industry Canada, the canadian international trade Tribunal and the North American Free Trade  
   http://www.osler.com/index.asp?navid=1007&csid=134

6. Canadian International Trade Law
   Canadian Law Site.com Logo, canadian international trade Law. International Finance. The canadian international trade Tribunal has authority to  
   http://www.canadianlawsite.com/trade.htm
   
   Extractions: Canadian International Trade Law International trade covers a broad range of topics, from private commercial transactions between individuals to agreements between governments. The agreements that make up international trade include trade in goods, trade in services, capital mobility, expropriation of property rights, labour standards and mobility, international monetary stability, and economic development. Numerous organizations are involved in the development and negotiation of agreements. Some of these organizations are: Current significant international trade issues involve the entry of China into the WTO, new negotiations over agriculture and services and the impact of electronic commerce. Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (the Tribunal) is an administrative tribunal operating within Canada's trade remedies system. It is an independent quasi-judicial body that carries out its statutory responsibilities in an autonomous and impartial manner and reports to Parliament through the Minister of Finance.

7. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act
   Consolidated Statutes and Regulations canadian international trade Tribunal Act ( RS 1985, c. 47 (4th Supp.) ). canadian international trade TRIBUNAL ACT.  
   http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/C-18.3/

8. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act - Related Provisions
   Consolidated Statutes and Regulations canadian international trade Tribunal Act Source http//laws.justice.gc.ca/en/C18.3/relprov.html, RELATED PROVISIONS.  
   http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/C-18.3/relprov.html
   
   Extractions: RELATED PROVISIONS 1999, c. 12, ss. 62 to 64: Definitions 62. The definitions in this section apply in this section and sections 63 and 64. "commencement day" « "commencement day" means the day on which this section comes into force. "new Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act " « "new Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act " means the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act as it read on the commencement day. "new rules and regulations" « nouveaux textes d'application "new rules and regulations" means the rules and regulations made under the new Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act and the regulations made under the new Special Import Measures Act "new

9. Finance Canada Seeks Views On The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT) T
   Finance Canada Seeks Views On The canadian international trade Tribunal (CITT) Textile Tariff Reference. In 1994, the Minister of  
   http://www.fin.gc.ca/activty/pubs/citttarref_e.html
   
   Extractions: Français Contact Us Help Search ... Legislation In 1994, the Minister of Finance established a standing textile tariff reference at the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (Tribunal) to conduct economic reviews of requests from Canadian downstream producers for tariff relief on imported textile manufacturing inputs and to make recommendations to him that would maximize the net economic benefits to Canada. (A copy of the current letter of reference from the Minister of Finance to the Chair of the Tribunal is attached as Appendix A Based on a review of the working of the textile tariff reference to date, and to ensure that it works in the overall interests of Canadian industry, it is considered that the terms of reference might benefit from certain clarifications to reinforce the original policy intent. A copy of a draft letter of reference showing how this might be achieved is attached as Appendix B . It would replace the existing letter of reference that guides the Tribunal’s analysis and recommendations on requests it receives for tariff relief on imported textile manufacturing inputs. The main clarifications contained in the draft letter include the following: A preamble establishes the overall tariff policy context of the textile tariff reference as one where tariff relief on manufacturing inputs is generally considered to enhance the competitiveness of Canadian downstream producers, taking into account the impact that such relief might have on domestic producers of competing goods;

10. Department Of Foreign Affairs And International Trade / Ministère Des Affaires
    Biography of and message from the Consul General, canadian international trade and politics, visa and immigration services, tourism and border information. In English and French.  
    http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/seattle/

11. CanadaInternational: Canadian International Trade Agreements, Foreign Affairs An
    Listing and full texts of canadian international trade agreements and arrangements, including investment protection and promotion, and economic cooperation.  
    http://canadainternational.gc.ca/Trade_Negotiations_and_Agreements-en.asp
    
    Extractions: Site Map ... Trade Negotiations and Agreements Information on Canadian actions, negotiations and agreements related to international trade, including dispute settlement, as well as links to web sites of various international trade organizations and institutions. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)

12. Win At The Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT)
    Two Victories for Linux at The CITT (canadian international trade Tribunal). PLCom has won two rulings from the CITT (Canadian International  
    http://www.flora.org/competition/citt/
    
    Extractions: Two Victories for Linux at The CITT (Canadian International Trade Tribunal) PLCom has won two rulings from the CITT (Canadian International Trade Tribunal) against two separate Canadian government procurement solicitations that attempted to mandate Microsoft-only Server software specifications in their Request for Proposals (RFPs). These CITT rulings secure the right for Canadian suppliers to bid Linux-based database applications in both instances. The Tribunal determinations have also established a precedent setting legal framework in Canadian administrative law that compels Canadian government agencies and departments to issue technical specifications based on recognized Open Standard Protocols rather than proprietary software brand names. Library of Parliament ( direct link to CITT decision On August 14, 2001 , the CITT released its reasons for its July 24th ruling that the Library of Parliament was guilty of discrimination and had breached Sections 501, 504 and 506 of a Canadian procurement law, the Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT). PLCom had filed a formal complaint to the CITT on March 13,2001, arguing that the Library of Parliament was in breach of the AIT because, amongst other things, it had specified Microsoft NT Server as the only acceptable OS platform for an Intranet- based database application. The fact that the Library's RFP relied upon Microsoft brand names as a proxy for technical specifications, rather than using open standards-based criteria, led the Tribunal to issue its finding of discrimination.

13. P&L Communications, Linux Win At The Canadian International Trade Tribunal
    A Victory for Linux at The canadian international trade Tribunal. A Brief History of File No. PR2000-059. On December 29, 2000, The  
    http://www.flora.org/competition/citt/pr-2000-059.html
    
    Extractions: On December 29, 2000, The Department of Public Works and Government Services (PWGSC) published on Canada's Electronic Tendering Service (MERX) an Advanced Contract Award Notice (ACAN) for Solicitation No. 39014-010701/A, sole-sourcing the contract to Densan Consultants, Ltd. The procurement in question was for an electronic media monitoring system to be delivered to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). (PLCom) of Ottawa, Ontario, produces a web/intranet-based media-monitoring application called InfoLynx , and wished to be given an opportunity to compete for this contract. On January 15, 2001, PLCom submitted a challenge to the ACAN, asking that the procurement be opened up for competition. The CFIA responded by stating that InfoLynx did not meet the mandatory technical requirements because it ran on Linux and PHP, and not Windows NT and ASP. PLCom was exasperated at this response. First of all it was technically incorrect: InfoLynx does indeed run on Linux, but is built with C++ and mod_perl and contains no PHP code. More importantly the response was in serious breach of the trade regulations. PLCom felt that it had to seek legal action, or go out of business, as this was the third solicitation in the past 12 months that mandated Windows NT. complaint before the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT). The complaint contained the following passage:

14. Departments And Agencies | Canada Site
    Conference Secretariat; Canadian International Development Agency Youth Zone. canadian international trade Tribunal; Canadian Museum  
    http://canada.gc.ca/depts/major/depind_e.html
    
    Extractions: This comprehensive list provides direct links to the primary Web sites of Government of Canada departments, agencies and Crown corporations, as well as links to Web sites maintained by organizations for which various departments and agencies are responsible. If the name of the organization you are looking for is not listed, try consulting the Population Affiliation Report . It contains information on all current Government of Canada departments, agencies, Crown corporations and special operating agencies, and also includes a listing of organizations that no longer exist or that have been privatized. A B C D ... J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

15. BusinessJeeves: Canadian Exports And International Trade Support Services
    Canada BC Trade Network Cámara de Comercio ColomboCanadiense Canadian Commercial Corporation canadian international trade Tribunal Canadian Transportation  
    http://www.businessjeeves.ca/InternationalTrade.html

16. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act, [R.S. 1985, C. 47 (4th Supp.)]
    Canada . canadian international trade Tribunal Act, RS 1985, c. 47 (4th Supp.). canadian international trade Tribunal Act. 1988  
    http://www.canlii.org/ca/sta/c-18.3/
    
    Extractions: Search help Advanced search Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act [1988, c. 56, assented to 13th September, 1988] SHORT TITLE 1. Short title INTERPRETATION 2. Definitions APPLICATION 2.1 Suspension of certain provisions CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRIBUNAL Establishment of Tribunal 3. Tribunal established 4. Full-time occupation 5. Holding other office, etc., prohibited 6. Remuneration ... 10. Application of Public Service Superannuation Act to permanent members Head Office, Sittings and Quorum 11. Head office 12. Sittings 13. Quorum, etc. Staff 14. Appointment of Secretary

17. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules, [SOR/91-499]
    canadian international trade Tribunal Rules, SOR/91499. Noteup Whole document (156 KB) Enabling statute canadian international trade Tribunal Act.  
    http://www.canlii.org/ca/regu/sor91-499/
    
    Extractions: Search help Advanced search Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules Registration 14 August, 1991 P.C. 1991-1446 13 August, 1991 SHORT TITLE Section 1. DEFINITIONS Section 2. INTERPRETATION Section 3. PART I RULES OF GENERAL APPLICATION Application Section 4. Directions on Procedure Section 5. Dispensing with or Varying Procedure Section 6. Combining of Proceedings Section 6.1 Defect in Form and Irregularity Section 7. Extending or Abridging Time Limits Section 8. Computation of Time Section 9. Participation Section 10.

18. List By Category
    CANADA CUSTOMS AND REVENUE AGENCY SIMA INDEX CANADA CUSTOMS AND REVENUE AGENCY - TARIFF CANADIAN FOOD INSPECTION AGENCY canadian international trade TRIBUNAL  
    http://www.cscb.ca/archive/archive-category.cfm?ID=20

19. Canadian International Trade Of Furniture
    STATISTICAL TABLE canadian international trade OF FURNITURE. Order F206_0000AK Annual subscription (2 issues) US$ 120.00 (Can$ 120.00 in Canada) Order Now.  
    http://www.furniture-info.com/206.htm

20. The Continental Imperative? Canadian International Trade And Finance In The Twen
    The Continental Imperative? canadian international trade and Finance in the Twentieth Century. Author info Abstract Publisher  
    http://ideas.repec.org/p/fth/portec/121.html
    
    Extractions: At the beginning of the twentieth century Canada's external trading and financial links were dominated by those with the UK and the USA. By the end of the century the British link had become tenuous while the USA has increased its dominance of Canadian imports and become the overwhelmingly most important destination for Canada's exports. In the provision of foreign finance the US became progressively more important until the 1970s, since when, with increasingly globalized international capital markets, Canada has diversified its sources. These trends are charted and the principal influences behind them discussed. Download Info To our knowledge, this item is not available for download . To find whether it is available, there are two options:

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