It’s USMCA, not CUSMA or T-MEC
The U.S., Canada and Mexico signed the same trade document, but each country is calling it something different
The U.S., Canada and Mexico signed the same trade document, but each country is calling it something different
The economic damage of supply management to Canadian families is significant. But we failed to get rid of it in recent trade talks
NAFTA made us dependent on the U.S. The new trade deal will do more of the same. We need to globalize our trade perspective
We need to embrace intangible assets. And the lending world and investors need to free up funds to support intangible creators
From uncertain trade talks to lack of affordable housing to rising interest rates to government debt, the warning signs are rising
What the president really wants is the surrender of Canadian sovereignty, to create a semi-colonial dependency
The federal government has not explicitly stated that supply management is non-negotiable
TD Economics report says energy prices are playing a decreased role in the strength of the loonie
We must make a major concession to protect the auto sector and that may mean phasing out our farm supply management system
