The Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA/USMCA) is under review; negotiations began in May 2026.
Exporters need timely information and tools to help them navigate the changing trade landscape. STEP is dedicated to providing regular updates and resources to Saskatchewan exporters. Please see below for some of the latest information, analysis, and tools to help exporters navigate these challenging times.
Check back often for updates.
WEBINAR: Practical CUSMA Compliance for Canadian Manufacturers
June 17, 2026 at 11 AM (CST)
Hosted by Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters
Canada Tariff Finder — Get tariff info for special products and countries where Canada has a Free Trade Agreement, Fast!
Canada–U.S. Trade Tracker — Let’s Keep Trade Moving
Intro to USMCA — Review Process Overview
Coalition Letter to the United States Trade Representative (USTR) calling for the continued support and strengthening of the USMCA
USMCA Forward 2026 — Navigating the joint review for a more secure and competitive North America
GHY International provides an interactive, up-to-date tariff tracker for goods coming from and going into the U.S. Lists are available for goods affected by Reciprocal Tariffs and those under Canada Surtax Remission.
The EDC Trade Impact Program will facilitate an additional $5 billion over two years in support for eligible companies across a range of products to help you navigate economic challenges.
United States Market Intelligence
EDC insights and analysis on the business environment of Canada’s largest export market
BDC’s Tariff Response Page — Supporting your business through trade uncertainty.
**The resources linked on this page are provided for your convenience and reference. These links lead to external websites operated by other organizations. Please note that Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP) is not responsible for the content, accuracy, or timeliness of the information on these external sites. Updates and maintenance of these resources are solely at the discretion of the respective organizations. We recommend reviewing each organization’s website policies for more information.
