Every country has its own set of custom rules, Canada is no different! Like every country, Canada too does not allow certain things or in other words they are subjected to restrictions! Here is brief information about the shipping of certain goods:

• When you take animals like dogs, horses or birds along with you to Canada, you must make sure that you follow the health instructions/regulations. Besides, you must carry appropriate vaccination documents.
• If you are planning to carry food products like meat, learn about the regulations set by the Meat Inspection Division of the agricultural department, Ottawa. Learn about it before your arrival, else the products may be seized in the airport.
• Likewise, if you are taking plants and other plant materials with you, you must require to seek the permission from the Plant Products Division (Department of Agriculture), Canada beforehand.
• You are permitted to take wedding gifts with you, without paying duty charge, if you are planning to get married within three months after your arrival in Canada or if you were married three months before arrival.
• If you are taking some inheritance goods with you, you must carry a copy of the document that proves it, along with the death certificate of the deceased.
• If you are taking any type of liquor, you must pay duty fee and taxes for it! Moreover, the permits for any quantity are must.
• Firearms like revolvers, or pistols need permits. However, there are no restrictions in carrying rifles and shotguns that are meant for sports.
• If you are importing items like cars being bought after the month of March in 1977 that worth $10,000 with you, then you must pay for custom duty charge, along with taxes.