The jewellery world is becoming a more dangerous place in Canada, and there doesn’t seem to be an end in sight, at least not in the short term. The incidents of smash-and-grab robberies are increasing, especially in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), and the severity of this crime also appears to be rising. So, what can a jeweller do?
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The Canadian Jewellers Association (CJA) has commenced the nomination process for the 2024 CJA Awards, accepting submissions until Friday, Aug. 2. The CJA Awards, celebrating the achievements of individuals and companies across all sectors of the Canadian jewellery industry, will be announced at the CJA Industry Summit at the CJA Industry Summit on Monday, Oct. 21.
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The Women’s Jewelry Association (WJA), an American networking organization which supports and encourages women in the jewellery and watch industries, has officially opened WJA Toronto. This new chapter marks the association’s first firm foray into the Canadian jewellery industry.
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Did you know the Women’s Jewelry Association (WJA) is expanding into Canada? Jewellery Business spoke to WJA and the Canadian Jewellers Association (CJA) to learn more about the many moving pieces involved in developing this expansion, as well as what it means to jewellery professionals in Canada.
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In wake of Canada Border Services Agency’s (CBSA’s) proposed regulatory amendments—which, if implemented, would significantly increase customs duties, taxes, and compliance costs on imported goods—the CJA is fighting in support of the Canadian jewellery industry.
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