Trade War Damage is Asymmetric, but both Sides Hurt Canada is showing strong public and political support for resisting President Donald Trump’s tariffs, while opposition in the United States is growing because of fears about higher prices, economic disruption, and…
New Tariff Threat on Canada is Negotiation Strategy Trump announced 50% tariffs on many Canadian imports using Section 338 of the 1930 Tariff Act, a law apparently used by a president for the first time. The move targets goods such…
US Canadian Relations on the Line The upcoming USMCA review is a critical moment for U.S.-Canada trade relations. At the moment, Canada has not meaningfully addressed several U.S. complaints, especially in dairy, agriculture, streaming, and alcohol markets. Some of the…
Canadian Decision has Geopolitical Implications Canada’s long-delayed decision on the F‑35 has become deeply politicized and that cancelling the purchase in favour of the Swedish Gripen would seriously damage North American defence cooperation and provoke a harsh reaction from the…
Mark Carney's Trade Diversification Strategy Mark Carney’s Davos speech (Jan 20) framed a decisive rupture in the post‑war multilateral economic order: the old rules no longer guarantee stability or prosperity, and countries — including middle powers like Canada — must…
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