CBP Finalizing Rule to Require Filing of Section 321 Truck Shipments via ACE as early as Jan. 1, 2019

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is finalizing a rule to require advance electronic manifest submissions for low-value Section 321 truck shipments from Canada and Mexico via the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) system, likely by January 1, 2019.

One-Third of Canadians Find Holiday Shopping More Stressful Than Five Years Ago

Survey shows online shopping and buying fewer gifts among preferred “coping mechanisms.”

UPS Also Focusing On The First Mile Of Delivery As It Helps Canadian Small Businesses Grow

Small businesses come in all shapes and sizes, which is one of the reasons UPS® is taking a less-is-more approach to businesses looking for the most competitive shipping service to growing their business.

Canada Post Work Stoppage

With the implementation of rotating strikes by the Canadian Union of Postal Workers at Canada Post, our priority will be to serve current customers with the same reliable service they have come to expect.

Be Ready For The Holidays With UPS

Access important year-end holiday season shipping information and resources while learning more about how UPS is prepared for the 2018 holiday season.

UPS® Peak Surcharges

During periods of extreme volume surges, UPS must keep up with demand and prepare our network to provide outstanding service quality to customers like you. To ensure our network continues to operate effectively during the holiday season, UPS will implement Peak Season Surcharges to Large Packages and Over Maximum Limit as well as Additional Handling charges.

Peak Surcharges apply in addition to all other applicable charges.

UPS Canada Increases Its Alternative Energy Fleet

The world’s largest package delivery company launches compressed natural gas fueling station and vehicles in Vancouver B.C.

UPS Rate Change Information

Effective July 9, 2018 the fee for Over Maximum Limits and the Oversize Pallet Handling Surcharge will increase.

UPS Study: Canadian Online Shoppers Looking For Choice, Control And Convenience

Eighty-three per cent of Canadian shoppers made an online purchase from an international retailer, indicating a need for competitive prices and priority international shipping, according to a recent UPS Pulse of the Online Shopper™ study.

Canada Government seeks comments on CETA regulatory cooperation facilitation by April 11, 2018

The Government of Canada is soliciting comments from all stakeholders regarding issues or sectors that should be considered by the Regulatory Cooperation Forum (RCF) under the Canada-European Union (EU) Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA).

UPS® To Invest $500 Million in Canada and Create More Than 1,000 New Jobs

With unprecedented volume fueled by the rise of e-commerce and the growth of Canadian businesses, UPS plans to invest more than $500 million towards facility expansions and technological enhancements in Canada, adding more than 1,000 new jobs. The investment in Canada is included in the company’s previously stated capital expenditures for 2018.

UPS Contributed More Than $2 Million to Canadian Communities in 2017

UPS continues to support the Canadian communities it serves, contributing more than $2 million in grants and charitable donations in 2017. For the 16th consecutive year, UPS Canada was presented with the ‘Thanks a Million’ award, growing its 30 year relationship with the United Way in Canada and raising more than $1.1 million toward United Way initiatives in 2017.

New Non-Stop Flight Speeds Shipments from U.S. to the Middle East

UPS is launching a daily non-stop flight from its Worldport® global air hub in Louisville, KY., to Dubai, UAE, improving time-in-transit from North and South America to key destinations in the Middle East by a full business day. The flight, operated with one of UPS’s new 747-8F freighters, is part of the build out of UPS’s smart global logistics network and takes place as the company plans for its role as official logistics provider for Expo 2020 Dubai.