As a member of the Canadian Association of University Business Officers (CAUBO), the University has contractual agreements with two preferred corporate international moving companies that offer substantial discounts and guaranteed services. Please visit www.caubo.ca/supplier_contracts/moving for more information about the University’s preferred movers.
The moving company selection process varies between Faculties/departments, so please refer to the Dean’s Office/hiring department for specific instructions.
Generally, upon acceptance of the offer of employment and unless otherwise agreed to by the Dean’s Office/hiring department, the Dean’s Office/hiring department will suggest or use one of the two CAUBO preferred corporate movers to conduct the movement of household goods.
Faculties/departments may request multiple quotes regardless of the cost of the move; however, all Faculties/departments will request three quotes for moves anticipated to cost more than $10,000, in accordance with the Procurement of Goods and Services Procedure. Quotes must be approved by the Dean’s Office/hiring manager before committing to a moving contract.
CAUBO Agreement Term: 1 April 2019 – 31 March 2022.
Rates: For a quotation please contact:
CAUBO Moving Companies
| Company Name | AMJ Campbell | Armstrong International Movers Ltd. / D. Armstrong Moving & Storage |
| Address | 6140 Vipond Drive Mississauga,ON L5T 2B2 |
630 Secretariat Court Mississauga,ON L5S 2A5 |
| FOR NATIONAL MOVES:
Primary contact
Secondary contact
FOR OVERSEAS MOVES: Primary contact
Secondary contact |
David Dixon/Vice-President of Corporate Sales Phone: 905-795-3638 Katie Knott, National Accounts Coordinator 905-795-3241
David Dixon/Vice-President Corporate Sales Phone: 905-795-3638 Danielle Oaks, Director International Phone: 905-670-7111 ext. 3300 |
Stephen Gray/Director National Accounts P: 905-795-6783 Angelo Lepore/Client Services Manager 905-795-6680
Same as above |
| Fax | - | 905-670-0764 |
| website | www.amjcampbell.com | armstrongintl.com |
Source: http://www.caubo.ca/supplier_contracts/moving
Importing a Vehicle
If you are planning to import a vehicle into Canada, the vehicle must comply with all Canadian import laws. The vehicle must meet the requirements of the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (CCRA), Transport Canada, and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency before it can be imported. Additional requirements must be met if you are bringing a leased vehicle across the border.
New residents of Canada must register their vehicles, obtain Ontario License plates and vehicle permits within thirty days of arrival. If bringing a vehicle in from the USA, you may find it cheaper to drive it across the border yourself rather than have it shipped across.
Bringing a Canadian make vehicle across the border into Canada is relatively simple.For non-Canadian vehicles, please review the following:
1. Please check that your vehicle is importable at www.riv.ca
2. Clear title is required to remove the vehicle from the US. Please submit your title to the US Customs office at the point where you intend to leave the US, 72 hours in advance.
3. Completed recall notices are required, so please visit the dealer to obtain the recall notice(s) for your vehicle(s) and have them complied with.
4. The vehicle(s) will be taken to an inspection station in Canada after they are brought to Canadian standards. Newer vehicles typically need Daylight Running Lights and perhaps a sticker for the speedometer. Some older models may need child car seat anchor bolts installed.
5. The vehicles must be included on your goods to follow list. If declared as part of settler's effects, duty and taxes are not payable.
For advice, please contact Border Information Services at:
- Call BIS within Canada (1-800-461-9999)
- Call BIS from outside of Canada (long-distance charges apply): (204) 983-3500 or (506) 636-5064
More information on importing your vehicle can be found at the following links:
- http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/pub/bsf5048-eng.html - Canada Border Services Agency
- http://www.riv.ca - Registrar of Imported Vehicles
- http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca - Canadian Revenue Agency Web site.
To obtain a vehicle permit and Ontario plates, you will need to go to a Driver and Vehicle License Office. You will need to take along:
- A safety standards certificate
- Proof of insurance
- A K-22 customs card if you have brought your vehicle into Canada from another country
- The vehicle ownership or permit paperwork where you used to live.