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E-commerce comes to Canada

by Alex on 12/5/2004

After years of being marginalized by the online marketplace, Canada is finally getting access to a wide range of online retailers — thanks to Borderfree, a service owned by Canada Post. Borderfree lets online retailers easily sell their products in international markets, including Canada.

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