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Shipping to Canada : new priorities on the northern border

John Paul Quinn

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Subtitle: Canada's leading logistics service providers say shippers need to be more aware of the post-9/11 changes affecting U.S.-Canada border crossings.

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Subtitle: Canada's leading logistics service providers say shippers need to be more aware of the post-9/11 changes affecting U.S.-Canada border crossings.

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Subtitle: Canada's leading logistics service providers say shippers need to be more aware of the post-9/11 changes affecting U.S.-Canada border crossings.

Key concepts: Business, Subtitle, Operations management, Marketing, Industrial organization, Operations research, Computer science, Economics

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