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QUESTION: I would like to open an importing business; where can I get information?
TOPIC: Importing
ANSWER
If you are new to the importing industry, a good place to start is Canada-Ontario Business Service Centre web page: www.canadabusiness.ca/ontario Check the Importing info guide under International trade topic.

Also, Canada Border Services Agency offer free seminars such as the New Importer Seminar. For more information please call: 416-973-1658 or visit the Canada Border Services Agency's website at: www.cbsa.gc.ca/

For further details adn resources, please contact us at Enterprise Toronto

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