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Standing up to Trump requires standing up for workers
The government’s support package for workers and business will need to be scaled up if we are to successfully build a strong and independent future
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After the failed trade deal with the U.S., what comes next?
The tectonic plates of North American commerce bulged last weekend when Prime Minister Mark Carney walked his negotiating team away from the U.S. trade table…
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Diversification against democracy in Canada’s latest global agreements
New trade deals with Ecuador and the UAE raise hard questions about the government’s international priorities
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Canada getting the “art of the deal” treatment with new U.S. tariffs
Understanding the latest Trump trade war play
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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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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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Webinar: How much is trade policy driven by economic or magical thinking?
Date: June 25, 2026Time: 12 to 1:30 p.m. ET
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Is Canada’s “honeymoon” with China just a negotiating ploy with the U.S.?
As Canada opens doors to more trade with China, the longevity of such plans is not on stable ground
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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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Digital divergence splits another WTO ministerial
As the international moratorium on taxing digital trade lapses, Canada and others seek to make it permanent through a controversial agreement
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“Critical minerals” strategy is going down a cynical road
As the U.S. and China compete for control of strategic minerals and technology, Canada should prioritize climate action over geopolitics.
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