protectionism
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Freeland shares a dark history lesson with NAFTA partners
The War That Ended Peace serves up a bleak historical lesson about the big anti-globalization backlash of the last century.
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Commerce chief Ross: US to tackle ‘bigger’ China trade issues
Looking for major changes in what he calls a “lopsided’ trade relationship.
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Debt, protectionism could drag down improving global economy
Risks burdening consumers and companies as interest rates rise.
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Wynne disappointed with New York’s Buy American agreement on steel
Will advocate for Ontario to receive an exemption from the policy before it comes into effect.
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China beckons Canada and Mexico in face of US uncertainty
OTTAWA — The uncertainty caused by the Trump administration means Mexico and Canada need to look towards new non-American markets, including China, to grow their economies, says a visiting Mexican cabinet minister. Enrique de la Madrid Cordero, Mexico’s minister of…
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Canada to see some ‘modest’ gains from Europe trade deal
Economic gains work out to an average annual income boost of $220 per Canadian, according to a new report.
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Legal battle with Boeing could hurt Bombardier’s CSeries sales
Efforts to sell plane into US market could be hampered by preliminary duties from an anti-dumping petition filed by Boeing
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Global finance leaders dodge conflict with Trump White House
A call for nations to “resist all forms of protectionism” absent from latest communiqué.
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IMF leader Lagarde warns against trade protectionism
Trump has threatened to impose tariffs as high as 45% on goods from China and Mexico.
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Wynne declares a win after NY drops Buy American policy
Legislators reached a deal that left protectionist provisions out.
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Wall for trade, rails against protectionism in US speech
Saskatchewan premier noted the US has a trade surplus with Canada.
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Costs of protectionism ‘steep,’ Bank of Canada’s Poloz says
Central bank governor notes periods in which Canada turned inwards that have rarely led to success.
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Carbon pricing a triumph of ideology over reason
There couldn’t be a worse time to hand another competitive advantage to the Americans.
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Trudeau must act to protect Canada from Trump’s domestic agenda
Business Council of Canada warns Ottawa to boost Canadian competitiveness amid Trump’s plan to slash taxes, ease regulatory obstacles.
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CEOs are confident about growth, but concerned about protectionism
Canadian CEOs are optimistic for 2017, but many agree it’s going to be tougher to compete amidst growing protectionism.
