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What’s on January ’26.
Read more: What’s on January ’26.Now that the fall trade show season has started, it’s time to think about 2026. (A jarring thought, yes, but it’s important.) Trade shows and other industry events are great conduits to a new market, and Canada’s show circuit is going to be busy in January. Below is a list of trade (and consumer) events…
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HS and NAICS codes explained.
Read more: HS and NAICS codes explained.Export-industry jargon includes references to acronyms such as HS and NAICS codes. Companies new to export will be wondering what these mean, and whether or not they’re the same thing. We hope that this post will help clear things up. The harmonized system (HS) code is a six-digit code that acts as a uniform goods…
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Fall ’25 trade show recap.
Read more: Fall ’25 trade show recap.Once again, it’s time to look at Canada’s upcoming trade show line-up. We do this every month, because trade (and consumer) shows are an excellent entry point into a new market; they give visitors and exhibitors a chance to make connections, find new products/services, and learn about industry trends. We’ve already listed the events happening…
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See you soon, Pennsylvania!
Read more: See you soon, Pennsylvania!We’re looking forward to this! BusinessPA is once again hosting Bringing the World to PA, running from September 8 to 19, 2025. During those two weeks, authorized trade representatives from around the world will meet with local businesses to discuss opportunities in their respective markets (and we’ll be there, ready to talk about the Canadian…
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Canada’s language labelling requirements.
Read more: Canada’s language labelling requirements.English and French are the two most widely spoken languages in Canada, and both are the country’s two official languages, as per the Official Languages Act. Both have equal status in the operation of (and services provided by) federal institutions, and citizens can obtain federal government services in either official language. Canada’s provincial and territorial…
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Athleisure in Canada.
Read more: Athleisure in Canada.Canadians embrace athleisure. They enjoy an active lifestyle that includes hiking, skiing, and cycling – all activities requiring functional clothing. ‘Athleisure’ has become popular in Canada, a byproduct of post-pandemic movements that include a growing acceptance of casual wear in the workplace, and a cultural shift toward comfort and practicality that has brought casual dressing…
