Review of 15-Year Exclusion for Imported Vehicles
 

http://www.tc.gc.ca/roadsafety/importation/15yearrule.htm

From the link:

Comments on the Review of this Importation Rule

Comments regarding the Department's review of the 15-year exclusion threshold may be addressed to 15YearRule@tc.gc.ca. You may also use the electronic form to submit your comments. Please note that direct replies will not be provided; however, all comments will be reviewed and given due consideration.

Another link
http://www.tc.gc.ca/roadsafety/importation/study/menu.htm

From the link... positive? I hope so.

With the advent of the Free Trade Agreement with the U.S., the Department of Finance regulations prohibiting the importation of used vehicles less than 15 years old were gradually removed for vehicles purchased in the U.S. The Department of Finance prohibition on the importation of used vehicles less than 15 years old from countries other than the U.S. is still in existence. The MVSA was also amended and on April 12, 1995, under the Registrar of Imported Vehicles (RIV) program, vehicles less than 15 years old that were originally manufactured for the U.S. market were allowed to be imported.

This change to the MVSA allows Canadians the opportunity to import a number of models of vehicles that would otherwise be denied entry into Canada, provided they are modified to comply with CMVSS prior to being presented to provincial or territorial authorities for licensing in Canada. The objective of this program is to protect Canadian road users by ensuring that vehicles imported from the U.S. provide a comparable level of safety to similar Canadian-specification vehicles. Any proposed amendment to the age exclusion would not change this aspect.