The Canada-UK trade deal collapsed but both parties should come back to the table: David Collins for Inside Policy
By David Collins, February 5, 2024 The UK marked the fourth anniversary of Brexit last week and one of the ...
Tag: Free Trade
The role of markets in sustainable progress and Canada’s acceptance of the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies: David Collins for Inside Policy
By David Collins, May 23, 2023 Canada formally accepted the World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies (AFS) ...
Canada Should Remain Vigilant About the Idea of a Free Trade Agreement with China: Brian Lee Crowley in the Epoch Times
Reciprocity depends to a surprising degree on institutional compatibility between Free Trade Agreement partners. If we don’t do things in ...
US tariff battle has revived Chinese free traders: Duanjie Chen for Inside Policy
The Sino-America trade war is not a conflict between China and the US per se, but rather a war between ...
Should Canada give up on NAFTA? No: Sean Speer in the Toronto Star
The idea that we can replace the Canada-U. S. relationship with others neglects the integration of our industries and supply ...
Supreme Court has failed to secure economic rights: Brian Lee Crowley for Telegraph-Journal
With its Comeau ruling, the Supreme Court of Canada failed to uphold vital economic and commercial freedoms promised by Confederation, writes ...
The Political and Strategic Dangers of Increased PRC-Australia Trade: Andrew Pickford for Inside Policy
Canada should look to Australia as a warning on the possible dangers associated with a free trade agreement with China, ...
China’s Aecon purchase not a win-win for Canada: Duanjie Chen in Sun Papers
When it comes to the acquisition of Aecon by Chinese firm CCCI, the Canadian government needs to examine long-term consequences ...
Free trade with Chinese characteristics – Let the buyer beware: Peter Layton for Inside Policy
Australia’s experience in dealing with China provides an important lesson for any future Canada-China free trade agreement, writes Peter Layton. ...
Engaging China Poses Potential Risk to Canada’s National Security: Charles Burton for Inside Policy
Closer ties with China carries worrisome implications for Canada’s national security, writes Charles Burton. The asymmetrical nature of the relationship ...
Election 2016 opens an uncertain chapter for Canadian free trade with the US: Lawrence Herman
Lawrence Herman maps out the possible outcomes for the North American Free Trade Agreement after the results of the recent ...
US election jolts Canadian economy into a cloud of uncertainty, Sean Speer tells CBC
The historic results of this week’s presidential election will create some near-term uncertainty for the Canadian economy, Sean Speer told ...
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What if Trump is painfully right?: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy
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Canada is under threat—and the U.S. is not our biggest problem: Richard Shimooka in The Hub
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Why violent crime is surging in Canada: Dave Snow in The Hub
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A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta: Trevor Tombe in The Hub
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Canada’s Cuba blind spot – How Ottawa’s inconsistent approach undermines democracy in the Americas: Michael Lima, Isabelle Terranova, and Sarah Teich
