Originally Posted by
GEMRM
I bring stuff across the border to Canada alot. It is not expensive to declare (i.e. not smuggle it in), especially if the product is made in the US, as then there is no duty. You may have to pay HST, but that is not nearly as expensive as shipping usually is. Also, if you are away at least 48 hours (soon to be 24 hours as of June 1) you can bring more in duty free. Even on a day trip, it's worth it.
GEMRM
How much are you allowed to bring in each per day? I know that coming into the EU, you can each have $45 value before there is any tax on it (in a shipped box). We can bring in via the airport whatever we want in our bags as long as it is "ours".
I mean, of course, as long as it is legal product. Plus we aren't allowed to carry more than 10,000 $ in person. I can't imagine why Canada wouldn't let you bring in pretty much whatever you want.