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While world leaders are increasingly saying out loud that the postwar liberal world order is dead, the ruling classes in the Global North have an answer for what will come to replace it: fascism. Will they be able to implement their vision?
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Stuart Trew
Stuart serves as director of the CCPA’s Trade and Investment Research Project (TIRP), which pools the expertise of academic, labour and non-governmental organization researchers to understand the impacts of trade and investment treaties and policy on the Canadian economy, public services, human rights and international relations.
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Workers need a stronger yellow-card system in CUSMA
As trade negotiations between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico continue, workers in all three countries deserve an effective mechanism for remedying labour violations
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Most-favoured nation on a hill: Surviving the new U.S. trade exceptionalism
Canadian trade policy should be made supportive of building resilient domestic economies at home and abroad.
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Winnipeg can (and should) buy local
When our public entities buy local, they create jobs, provide economic stability and improve responsiveness to the public. In this uncertain global climate, “buying local”…
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CUSMA review comes into focus
What Trump and the Democrats agree about the future of North American trade
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There are no trade risks to becoming an Apartheid Free Community
Debunking the myths about Canada’s trade-based procurement restrictions
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Spring economic update wraps up old ideas as new projects
Empowered with a majority government and new resource revenue, the feds are doing more of the same
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Trump’s war on Canadian cultural policy
Why the Online News Act and Online Streaming Act are in the crosshairs of the CUSMA review
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Do trade deals put public health care up for sale?
Alberta’s promised two-tier transition comes with unacknowledged threats from trade and investment agreements.
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U.S. Supreme Court complicates—but does not end—Trump’s trade war
The impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on Canada, Mexico and the CUSMA review
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Canada resets relations with China
Prime Minister Carney can be pleased with the results of his first official visit to China. Through a temporary trade truce, and a list of…
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Countdown to the CUSMA review
There goes the neighbourhood. I’m talking about the Western Hemisphere, America’s “backyard” in the now fully operational Donroe Doctrine. Canada-U.S. relations, a constant preoccupation of…
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Algoma Steel layoffs signal it’s time for Canada to up its game on trade and industrial policy
Algoma Steel’s announcement that it will lay off more than 1,000 workers in Sault Ste Marie is just the latest in a string of bad…
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