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2010 Alberta Oil Sands Important to the US

2010 Ottawa Conference Summary

2009 Customs & Border Protection Trade Symposium

2009 Can/Am BTA Oil Sands Energy Report

2009 Edmonton TC, BG and BRE Conference Report

2009 Washington, D.C. Conference Summary Report

2009 Ottowa Conference Summary

2008 Washington, D.C. Conference Summary

2008 Ottawa Conference Summary

2007 Year Highlights

2007 Initiatives to Secure Canada - U.S. Supply Chains

2006 Ottawa Roundtable: Canada / US Regional Economies

2005 Detriot River Crossing Project

2005 Security Prosperity Report

2005 Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative

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Can/Am BTA Brochure [pdf]

Can/Am BTA Dues Form
Major Trade Corridor Map

The purpose of the Can/Am BTA is to:

  • Unify U.S./Canada border interests country-wide.
  • Promote involvement and integrate activities with regional organizations.
  • Enhance two-way commerce and tourism activities between the U.S. and Canada.
  • Assist U.S. and Canadian border activities in meeting the challenges for the next decade and beyond.
  • Provide, for the first time, a single private/public sector bi-national leadership entity dedicated to the resolution of U.S./Canada border issues, needs and concerns.
  • Fill an essential void not duplicated in the existing fabric of local/regional organizations.
  • Provide data collection/tracking by documenting the needs and unique characteristics of the U.S./Canadian border; developing solutions and initiating needed actions.
  • Monitor border operations and improve border clearance processes, technologies and policies.

The Canadian/American Border Trade Alliance holds scheduled international and regional member meetings coupled with effective communications, updates, issues alerts and a strong array of working committee membership participation.

 

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For membership information and participation please contact:
Jim Phillips, President & CEO
CAN/AM Border Trade Alliance
P.O. Box 929 Lewiston, New York 14092
Telephone/FAX: (716)754-8824
Email:
canambta@aol.com