A presidential proclamation announced on June 22, 2020 suspended entry to the U.S. by a broad range of immigrants and nonimmigrants. Persons already in present in the U.S. and those in possession of a visa or other travel document are exempt from this new immigration restriction. Canadian Nonimmigrant Worker Exemption U.S. Customs and Border Protection...
The Canada Texas Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the launch of its occasional podcast, North by Southwest. North by Southwest will be conversation about news, policy and business Trends are shaping cross-border trade and investment. The podcast will feature various members of the chamber and occasional interviews with Canadians and Americans innovating North...
The CTCC is about Know How. The Canada Texas Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the launch of a new series of educational articles on international expansion called “New Frontiers: Business Across Borders.” The series will feature insights and know-how from our leadership team and advisory board. Don’t miss the series. Follow this site...
DALLAS/HOUSTON – After several months of contested negotiations over the modernization of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), which came into force in 1994, the United States, Canada and Mexico have concluded discussions and have agreed to proceed with ratification of the new USMCA/CUSMA. Over the last three years, the many businesses engaging in...
The Canada-Texas Chamber of Commerce advocates the strengthening of the economic bond between our two great trading partners. The Chamber has been on the record as promoting the existing NAFTA agreement as a catalyst for greater trade as well as seeing the proposed successor USMCA agreement as the best existing way forward for maintaining and...
