Mutual recognition in trade could increase Canada’s economy by $200 billion per year
OTTAWA, ON (September 20, 2022): Annually, Canada’s economy loses billions of dollars of productivity due to a web of rules, regulations, ...
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Supply Chain Resilience in the Indo-Pacific Region: Why It Matters for Canada? Stephen Nagy in iAffairs
This article originally appeared in iAffairs. By Stephen Nagy, March 14, 2022 Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada has felt the ...
Whither (or Wither) the international trading order? Lawrence Herman for Inside Policy
There is a critical need for governments to come together to revitalize the WTO and the multilateral rules-based order, writes ...
An age of global realignments: The Indo-Pacific
OTTAWA, ON (October 11, 2021): In cooperation with the Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, the Macdonald-Laurier Institute hosted a closed-door Strategic Dialogue on the ...
Trans-Pacific Trade Bloc Better Without China: David Kilgour and David Matas for Inside Policy
Expanding the membership of rule of law countries such as the US, India and Taiwan in the CPTPP will be ...
Canada and the Indo-Pacific – Advancing Economic Progress and Helping to Build a Sustainable Future: Amitendu Palit for Inside Policy
Middle powers with strong democratic foundations and progressive outlooks on global trade and economic engagement are sorely needed in the ...
Indo-Pacific trade and the economy – The view from Japan: Straight Talk with Tomoaki Ishigaki
OTTAWA, ON (June 25, 2021): Spanning from the West coast of the Americas to the East shores of Africa, the ...
The limits of China’s economic coercion: Luke Patey for Inside Policy
There is a price for Canada’s foreign and security policy autonomy, but because of Beijing’s own hesitance in upsetting its ...
Ep. 59 – Indo-Pacific Trade & Economy: Viewpoint from Japan with Jonathan Miller & Tomoaki Ishigaki
Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Pod Bless Canada · Ep. 59 – Indo-Pacific Trade & Economy: Viewpoint from Japan with Jonathan Miller & ...
Webinar Panel Video: Connecting After COVID – How Canada and its allies can partner on infrastructure and trade in the Indo-Pacific
Infrastructure development is sorely needed in the Indo-Pacific region to sustain growth among large and mid-sized economies alike. The ...
If Australia can shun China, Canada should, too: Brett Byers and Shuvaloy Majumdar in iPolitics
2020 marks a decisive end to an unmitigated fantasy of China as an economic partner. Canada could occupy a strategically ...
GTIPA Virtual Summit 2020
On October 29, the Global Trade and Innovation Policy Alliance will be holding a summit bringing together alliance members and ...
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