trade

9:40AM
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The Democratic takeover of the House likely won’t affect U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum exports.


11:25AM
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The new deal reportedly jettisons environmental obligations that were part of the last four U.S. trade deals.


12:32PM
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This China clause has been portrayed as a humiliating imposition on Canadian sovereignty.


3:25PM
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Canada’s supply management system will largely remain intact, to the disadvantage of Canadian consumers.


1:38PM
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Trudeau government must act now on trade, taxes as possible recession looms

Canada’s unemployment rate in August rose to six per cent with Ontario leading the way, losing about 80,000 jobs.


3:30PM
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Goods originating in China and destined for Canada go through a third country.


3:50PM
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When the Australian market was deregulated in 2000, the average price farmers received for raw milk almost doubled.


1:49PM
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Back then, many countries including Germany, Japan and the United States embraced List’s tariff walls.


10:17AM
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The Saudi-Canada rights engagement trade-off

As someone who generally favours less intervention by government, I’m not sure why Ottawa has to express its disapproval of what goes on in other countries.