Hello 'bish439',
It seems odd that you are looking at a listing which clearly displays two shipping fees.
However, as you are Canadian you will naturally pay the Canadian (higher) fee. Shipping
things internationally is really expensive. If you want to know what it costs to mail things
up here from the US, have a look:
http://ircalc.usps.com/?country=10054
You weren't thinking on buying something from a seller choosing to use that Global
Shipping Program, were you? Those are the listings which have the words in grey:
"Customs services and international tracking provided", under the title when you are
scrolling through listings, as if this was something good.
Beside that is a shipping fee which for some reason is always lower than the real one
you discover when you click to view the listing. You then see a shipping fee, plus the
current level of import charges (none if the value of the item is under $20 Cdn) which will
go up and up and up and up as the bidding increases.
These are the listings that shout out, "No additional import charges at delivery!" as if they
were really helping you out and saving you a great deal.
If you buy from one of those listings you will invariably pay far more for shipping
than if you found a seller who ships plain old First Class International to Canada, -- which
provides tracking with Delivery Confirmation, all for one reasonable price.
So you weren't thinking of doing that, were you?
Anyway, when viewing the listing, click on the Shipping and Payments tab, and that should
tell you what it costs to ship to Canada.
If you find the whole thing unclear, go back to the Description tab and at the bottom where it
says Questions and answers about this item, use the Ask a question link to explain to the seller
that you are not sure what he charges to mail the item to Canada.
Best wishes for your purchase 
