21. Canadian International Trade Tribunal canadian international trade Tribunal. Public Service Human Resources Management Agency of Canada. Skip all menus Skip first menu http://www.hrma-agrh.gc.ca/leadership/adm-sma/listings/canadian_international_tr

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Key Leadership Competencies New! Career and Learning Support ADM Events Demographics ADM Collective Management (Archives) Directory of Departmental Management Teams Contact Us Printable Version Canadian International Trade Tribunal Management Team / Équipe de gestion GOSSELIN, Pierre * Chairman Président Tel.: (613) 993-6107 Fax: (613) 990-9881 Micheline St-Laurent, E. A. / A. E. Tel.: (613) 993-7015 CLOSE, Patricia Vice-Chair Vice-présidente Tel.: (613) 990-2432 Fax: (613) 990-9881 LAFONTAINE, Richard * Vice-Chairman Vice-président Tel.: (613) 990-1476 Fax: (613) 990-9881 * Denotes French Correspondence Modified: 2004-11-08 Top of Page Important Notices

22. Canadian International Trade Law International trade covers a broad range of topics, from private commercial transactions between individuals to agreements between governments. http://www.canadianlawsite.com/trade.htm

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: the WTO GATT the IMF World Bank European Union NAFTA ... ASEAN and APEC 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. References Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade This department's mandate is to promote Canadian security, prosperity and values abroad. Canadian International Trade Tribunal 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.

23. FLORA.org - Canadian International Trade Tribunal And FLOSS References on weblogs such as OpenSector.org are mentioning a growing number of governments worldwide that offer policy that helps governments c. http://weblog.flora.org/article.php3?story_id=448

24. List By Category CANADIAN FOOD INSPECTION AGENCY OTHER canadian international trade TRIBUNAL. Appeal No. AP-2004-052 Arwen Long v. CBSA 13-Jul-05; Expiry Review No. http://www.cscb.ca/archive/archive-category.cfm?ID=20

25. 2000 Report Of The Auditor General Of Canada - December - Chapter 23 - Exhibit 2 Complaints Filed With the canadian international trade Tribunal, 1995 to 1999. 0023xe06_Exhibit0. Source canadian international trade Tribunal. http://www.oag-bvg.gc.ca/domino/reports.nsf/html/0023xe06.html

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... OAG Home O A G OAG Report Menu December 2000 Report Chapter 23 Main Points Introduction ... About the Audit Exhibits: Technology by Departments and Agencies Phase of Two Large Information Exhibit Complaints Filed With the Canadian International Trade Tribunal, 1995 to 1999 Source: Canadian International Trade Tribunal Last Updated: 2001-02-06 Important Notices

26. Appeals Decisions Of The Canadian International Trade Tribunal : Http://www.citt Click here to continue. http://www.canadalegal.com/gosite.asp?s=1653

27. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act, [R.S. 1985, C. 47 (4th Supp.)] canadian international trade TRIBUNAL. Establishment of Tribunal. 3. Tribunal established 4. Fulltime occupation 5. Holding other office, etc., http://www.canlii.org/ca/sta/c-18.3/

Canada Statutes and Regulations Consolidated Statutes of Canada Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act, [R.S. 1985, c. 47 (4th Supp.)] Noteup Whole document (196 KB)] [ Associated Regulations Find: with all of these words with at least one of these words using this advanced query with this exact phrase Query: Search help Advanced search Refine your query Full Text Headings Only This act Its associated regulations This statute and its regulations 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

28. Canadian International Trade Tribunal Procurement Inquiry Regulations, [SOR/93-6 canadian international trade Tribunal Procurement Inquiry Regulations, SOR/93602. Noteup Whole document (18 KB) Enabling statute Canadian http://www.canlii.org/ca/regu/sor93-602/

Canada Statutes and Regulations Consolidated Regulations of Canada Canadian International Trade Tribunal Procurement Inquiry Regulations, [SOR/93-602] Noteup Whole document (18 KB)] [Enabling statute: Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act Find: with all of these words with at least one of these words using this advanced query with this exact phrase Query: Search help Advanced search Refine your query Full Text Headings Only This regulation Its enabling statutes This regulation and its statutes Canadian International Trade Tribunal Procurement Inquiry Regulations Registration 15 December, 1993 P.C. 1993-2102 15 December, 1993 [SOR/95-300, s. 1] SHORT TITLE Section 1. INTERPRETATION Section 2. DESIGNATIONS Section 3. APPLICATION Section 4. DETERMINATION OF THE VALUE OF A CONTRACT Section 5. TIME LIMITS FOR FILING A COMPLAINT Section 6. CONDITIONS FOR INQUIRY Section 7. INTERIM REPORTS Section 8.

29. Canadian International Trade Tribunal 0 / 9 For this institution, this is the chapter of the Sources of Federal Government Information 20032004 , which contains general information about the http://infosource.gc.ca/inst/bco/fed00_e.asp

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Chapters General Information Background Responsibilities Legislation Organization Information Holdings Program Records Personal Information Banks Manuals Additional Information Access Procedures Reading Room Versions: Print Version Canadian International Trade Tribunal Table of Contents Next Page Info Source Sources of Federal Government Information Canadian International Trade Tribunal Chapter 37 Table of Contents Next Page Created: Updated: Reviewed: Top of Page Important Notices

30. Canadian International Trade Of Furniture Statistical Table canadian international trade in Furniture. http://www.furniture-info.com/206.htm

STATISTICAL TABLE: CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL TRADE OF FURNITURE Order #: F206_0000AO Annual subscription (2 issues): US$ 120.00 EXPORTS in current Dollars in constant Dollars in percent of Domestic Market IMPORTS in current Dollars in constant Dollars in percent of Industry Shipments TRADE and TRADE BALANCE BY PRODUCT CATEGORY Wooden Furniture Upholstered Furniture Office Furniture Mattresses Furniture Parts TRADE BY GEOGRAPHICAL REGION USA Europe Asia CURRENCY RATES US-dollar Deutsch Mark Italian Lira Taiwan Dollar COMMENTARY If you wish to be alerted to any changes of this page, enter your e-mail E-mail: Furniture information Market reports Residential furniture Office furniture ... Message board

31. Premier Hamm - Atlantic Canadian International Trade Workshop Atlantic canadian international trade Workshop Westin Hotel, Halifax, Nova Scotia October 2, 2001. Thank you for that very kind introduction. http://www.gov.ns.ca/prem/speeches/inttradeworkshop2_10_2001.htm

Remarks by Hon. John F. Hamm Premier of Nova Scotia Atlantic Canadian International Trade Workshop Westin Hotel, Halifax, Nova Scotia October 2, 2001 Thank you for that very kind introduction. Dr. (Compton) Bourne, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. It is a great pleasure to welcome you to the Atlantic Canadian International Trade Workshop - an ambitious and far-reaching event that has won the support and participation of so many distinguished visitors representing economically and environmentally progressive financial institutions from around the world. It is difficult to name them all, so I hope you won't mind if I make just one exception. Regardless of the distance we travel to connect with trading partners, we know the best kind of business relationships are built on friendship. We also know that at the heart of all trade development efforts is the need to understand each other's challenges and strengths, especially now at this important juncture in the history of our planet. Globalization has been called the most ambitious collective experience ever undertaken by the human race.

32. On-line Canadian Trade Resources Source Foreign Affairs Canada and International Trade Canada. canadian international trade Tribunal This link leaves our Web site Reports on Canadian http://www.wd.gc.ca/export/traderes_e.asp

Minister Export Resources Small Business Financing Programs Western Canada's Business Service Network ... Export On-line Canadian Trade Resources A Canadian flag notes Government of Canada sites. The Web is packed with a wealth of resources related to exporting and international trade. Below is a list of Canadian-based export Web sites that you may find may be useful to help make your export venture a success . The resources are organized in seven categories: Guides: Export primers. Research: Identifying global opportunities. Programs: Canadian government trade initiatives. Networking: Canadian-based consulates and export associations. News: Sector and geographic updates. Catalogs: Online export directories. Finance: Financing for trade projects. Tip : Search for specific text on this page by clicking the EDIT menu in your Browser, and then clicking FIND. GUIDES - Export primers Export Source: ExportSource is Team Canada Inc.'s on-line resource for export information. ExportSource provides a single access point from all trade-related government departments and agencies on subjects including: market research, trade statistics, export financing, export contacts, export regulations/logistics and trade shows and missions. Source: Team Canada Inc.

33. The Continental Imperative? Canadian International Trade And Finance In The Twen Author(s) Rooth, T.. 1998 Abstract At the beginning of the twentieth century Canada s external trading and financial links were dominated by those with http://ideas.repec.org/p/fth/portec/121.html

This file is part of IDEAS , which uses RePEc data Papers Articles Software Books ... Help! The Continental Imperative? Canadian International Trade and Finance in the Twentieth Century Author info Abstract Publisher info Download info ... Statistics Author Info Rooth, T. Abstract 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: 1. Check on the provider's

34. Canada Gazette canadian international trade TRIBUNAL ACT. Regulations Amending the canadian international trade Tribunal Procurement Inquiry Regulations (Canada — Korea) http://canadagazette.gc.ca/partII/2005/20050713/html/sor207-e.html

Contact us Help Search Canada Site ... Site Map Quick Search Notice Registration SOR/2005-207 June 28, 2005 CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRIBUNAL ACT P.C. 2005-1273 June 28, 2005 Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Finance, pursuant to section 40 (see footnote a) of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act (see footnote b) , hereby makes the annexed AMENDMENTS Canadian International Trade Tribunal Procurement Inquiry Regulations (see footnote 1) is repealed. 2. (1) Subsection 3(1) of the Regulations is replaced by the following: (1) For the purposes of the definition "designated contract" in section 30.1 of the Act, any contract or class of contract concerning a procurement of goods or services or any combination of goods or services, as described in Article 1001 of NAFTA, in Article 502 of the Agreement on Internal Trade or in Article I of the Agreement on Government Procurement, by a government institution, is a designated contract. (2) Subsection 3(2) of the Regulations is amended by adding the word "and" at the end of paragraph ( c ) and by replacing paragraphs ( d ) and ( e ) with the following: d ) if a procurement that results in the award of a designated contract by a government entity or enterprise referred to in paragraph ( a b ) or ( c ) is conducted by the Department of Public Works and Government Services or its successor, that Department or its successor.

35. Canada Gazette Rules Amending the canadian international trade Tribunal Rules. The canadian international trade Tribunal, after consultation with the Minister of Finance, http://canadagazette.gc.ca/partII/2002/20021120/html/sor402-e.html

Contact us Help Search Canada Site ... Site Map Quick Search Notice Registration SOR/2002-402 7 November, 2002 CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRIBUNAL ACT Rules Amending the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules The Canadian International Trade Tribunal, after consultation with the Minister of Finance, pursuant to subsection 39(1) (see footnote a) of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act (see footnote b) , hereby makes the annexed Rules Amending the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules Ottawa, August 6, 2002 P.C. 2002-1893 7 November, 2002 Her Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the recommendation of the Minister of Finance, pursuant to subsection 39(1) (see footnote c) of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act (see footnote d) , hereby approves the annexed Rules Amending the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Rules , made by the Canadian International Trade Tribunal after consultation with the Minister of Finance. RULES AMENDING THE CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRIBUNAL RULES AMENDMENTS 1. The heading before rule 27 of the French version of the

36. Canadian Government Expositions Centre - Unpublished Guides Among the major projects organized by the CGEC were the canadian international trade Fairs held in Toronto each spring from 1948 to 1955. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/archivianet/02012002/0201200213_e.html

Help Home Our Services ArchiviaNet ... Important Notices CANADIAN GOVERNMENT EXPOSITIONS CENTRE This guide consists of a history and specific references to government sources on the Canadian Government Expositions Centre. Established in 1901, the Canadian Government Exhibition Commission (re-named the Canadian Government Expositions Centre (CGEC) in 1976) was given the authority to purchase all exhibits shown in foreign expositions and to install them in a manner which gave the best impression of Canada as a whole. The CGEC reported to Parliament through many different departments, including Agriculture, Immigration and Colonization, Trade and Commerce, and Supply and Services. Among the major projects organized by the CGEC were the Canadian International Trade Fairs held in Toronto each spring from 1948 to 1955. This guide was revised in September 2000. PA-076387 1. History

37. The Council Of Canadians Water Export Controls and canadian international trade Obligations. Legal Opinion Commissioned by the Council of Canadians http://www.canadians.org/display_document.htm?COC_token=COC_token&id=240&isdoc=1

38. SICE - ANTIDUMPING - Canada - Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act An Act to establish the canadian international trade Tribunal and to amend or. repeal other Acts in consequence thereof. 1988, c. http://www.sice.oas.org/antidumping/legislation/canada/CTTA_e.asp

What's New? Sitemap Calendar Trade Agreements ... português Search CANADA Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act CHAPTER C-18.3 [R.S., 1985, c. 47 (4th Supp.)] An Act to establish the Canadian International Trade Tribunal and to amend or repeal other Acts in consequence thereof [1988, c. 56, assented to 13th September, 1988] SHORT TITLE (Short title) This Act may be cited as the Canadian International Trade Tribunal Act INTERPRETATION (Definitions) (1) In this Act, ("Chairman" Version anglaise seulement) "Chairman" means the Chairman of the Tribunal; ("member" "membre") "member" means a permanent member, temporary member or substitute member of the Tribunal; ("Minister" "ministre") "Minister" means the Minister of Finance; ("prescribed" Version anglaise seulement) "prescribed" means prescribed by regulations; ("serious injury" "dommage grave") "serious injury", in relation to domestic producers of like or directly competitive goods, means a significant overall impairment in the position of the domestic producers; ("textile and apparel goods" "produits textiles et vêtements")

39. 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 http://www.waterbank.com/Newsletters/nws15.html

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 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.

40. Summit: Complainant Beware: A Lawyer's Take On The Canadian International Trade Just when you thought the canadian international trade Tribunal (CITT) couldn t surprise you anymore, it pulls a new rabbit out of its hat. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3993/is_200306/ai_n9287597

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