How can we help you?
Client
Login
Shipment
Status
"We; us; our" means the Company that has applied for credit with Pacific Customs Brokers Ltd.
"Lender" means the organization which has granted credit, being Pacific Customs Brokers Ltd., Pacific Customs Brokers Inc., PCB Freight Management Ltd., PCB Highway Sufferance Warehouse (a division of P.C.B. Properties Ltd.) or any affiliate thereof.
For the purposes of obtaining credit from the Lender we agree as follows:
Last Updated: January 26, 2011
The Top Ten Blogs of 2024!
It has been an incredible year in the world of global trade, and our blog posts have been no different. But what were the most popular posts of the year - and what game-changing issue dominated the top 10? In this week’s blog post, we find out, looking back at the year that was and what insights it can offer into the waiting adventure of 2025.
November 23, 2018
John Doe
12 comments
How To Manage Common CARM Portal Technical Difficulties
We are now a few weeks into CARM, and the full depth of its offerings is still being discovered, as are its challenges. It has, undeniably, been a learning experience for every person, business entity, and government agency that has engaged with this new system, and that period of learning is going to continue for some time. Fortunately, since the beginning, PCB has been on the frontlines of this new system with you, and our experts have been fielding questions and working with clients as we delve into this new world together.
November 23, 2018
John Doe
12 comments
Import Horror Story 2: Getting Out of CARM’s Way
Welcome back, dear readers, to our second annual PCB Halloween post! Someone at the CBSA has at long last solved the Lament Configuration, and love it or hate it - CARM has arrived. We are a week into this scary new regime, and the PCB CARM team has seen firsthand some of the jumpscares that our clients are experiencing with this new system. There are going to be tough lessons for Canadian commercial importers of all shapes and sizes to learn in the coming weeks, but as the grizzled old gas station attendant you stop to talk to before you arrive at your cousin’s cabin in the woods, allow us to fill in the gaps with some experience we’ve gained on our side of the phone. Let’s face our fears together, and by the end of this post, hopefully, you’ll be better equipped to stride into this brand-new psychological thriller we call CARM, and if we’re all lucky, we might just survive to see the trilogy.
November 23, 2018
John Doe
12 comments
CARM is Imminent. So, What’s Next?
On October 2nd, 2024, the House of Commons Standing Committee on International Trade (CIIT) voted down a motion to delay the release of CBSA’s “CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management” (CARM) system. With that motion out of the way, CARM appears to be full steam ahead for implementation beginning on October 21st, with the two-week blackout already underway at the time of publishing.
November 23, 2018
John Doe
12 comments