P.E.I. Exporters Target Asia for New Sales Opportunities
Prince Edward Island exporters are diversifying their markets by focusing on Asia for products like wild blueberries and seafood, aiming to boost sales and reduce trade dependencies.
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Eby Pushes Ottawa to Resolve Canada-U.S. Lumber Dispute
British Columbia Premier David Eby emphasizes the need for federal action on the softwood lumber dispute with the U.S., highlighting its economic impact and upcoming trade agreement renegotiations.
Manitoba Trade Rep Richard Madan on Washington Work and Economic Ties
Manitoba's U.S. trade representative Richard Madan shares insights into his work in Washington, detailing how his efforts are shaping trade and economic relationships between the province and the United States.
B.C. Wood Makers Call U.S. Lumber Dispute 'Broken Process'
British Columbia's wood manufacturers criticize the ongoing lumber dispute with the United States, labeling it a flawed system that hampers trade and economic stability in the sector.
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U.S. Court Weighs Legality of Trump's 10% Global Tariff
A U.S. trade court is examining the legality of former President Donald Trump's 10% global tariff policy, with significant implications for international trade and economic policy.
U.S. Trade Grievances Threaten CUSMA Renewal for Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney defends CUSMA as vital for Canada-U.S. trade, but U.S. complaints on supply management and procurement could jeopardize the agreement's renewal in 2026.
American Confusion Grows Over Trump's Trade War Impact
A new Pew Research survey reveals increasing American uncertainty about trade benefits, with 25% unsure which country gains more from U.S.-Canada trade relationships amid Trump's tariff policies.
Time Favors Canada in CUSMA Talks, Former Negotiator Says
Steve Verheul, former chief trade negotiator, argues Canada should wait for optimal terms in CUSMA review as U.S. economic pressures mount and Iran war disrupts supply chains.
Dairy Quotas and CUSMA: Canada's Trade Challenge
With CUSMA renegotiation approaching, Canada must address dairy concessions and potential auto tariffs. Experts warn of economic impacts as political tensions loom.
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Canada's Economic Risks in Taiwan Crisis Need Strategic Action
As geopolitical tensions rise, Canada must prepare for the economic fallout of a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan, focusing on supply chain vulnerabilities and strategic diversification.
Calgary Economic Development Urges Trade Diversification
Calgary Economic Development's 2026 report highlights a strategic shift toward global trade diversification, with local businesses expanding into 21 countries amid trade uncertainties.
Trump Announces 50% Tariffs on Iran Weapon Suppliers
President Donald Trump has declared new 50% tariffs targeting countries that supply weapons to Iran, marking a significant escalation in U.S. foreign policy and economic measures.
Ambassador Bridge Loses Top Spot in U.S.-Canada Trade
The Blue Water Bridge in Sarnia surpassed the Ambassador Bridge with 274,000 more commercial trucks last year, marking a significant shift in cross-border freight patterns driven by toll disparities.
Why Canada Joining the EU Is a Flawed Idea
A recent poll shows 57% of Canadians support exploring EU membership, but legal barriers and economic realities make this proposition impractical and potentially damaging to Canadian sovereignty.
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New Brunswick Seeks Trade Links with Europe's Second Largest Port
Premier Susan Holt returns from a European trade mission aiming to enhance economic partnerships with one of Europe's major ports, signaling a strategic push for international trade expansion.
U.S. Trade Rep Signals CUSMA Worth Keeping, Plans Protocols
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicates the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement remains valuable but requires modifications. He proposes separate protocols for Canada and Mexico to address specific bilateral issues while maintaining core agreement pil
U.S. Doubts Full CUSMA Resolution by July 1 Deadline
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicates that not all trade issues with Canada and Mexico will be settled by the July 1 deadline, with tariffs looming in CUSMA negotiations.
Nova Scotia Lobster Targets Chinese Market Renewal
Nova Scotia's lobster industry is launching a new supply initiative to revitalize interest from Chinese consumers, aiming to boost exports and support local fisheries amid global market shifts.
Trade with India and China Sparks Security Fears Amid Mixed Signals
Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to boost trade with India and China face scrutiny over potential foreign interference risks, as conflicting government statements highlight security concerns.
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U.S. Trade Report Targets Canadian Alcohol Bans, Buy Canadian Policy
A new U.S. Trade Representative report identifies provincial alcohol bans and Canada's 'buy Canadian' procurement policy as significant trade barriers, citing an 85% drop in spirits exports.
Edmonton Trade Mission Heads to Japan and China Next Week
A high-level Edmonton trade delegation will visit Japan and China next week to boost economic partnerships and explore new opportunities in key sectors.
Canada Mulls Tariffs as Cheap Imports Surge
Canadian officials are exploring protective measures for domestic vegetable and wood producers against low-priced imports, potentially complicating trade relations amid U.S. tariff disputes.
Analysts Predict Hostility in Canada-U.S. Trade Talks
With the CUSMA review deadline less than three months away, trade analysts report significant hostility toward Canada in Washington, citing provincial alcohol bans and recent deals with China as major obstacles to negotiations.
Trump Tariffs Drive 100% Vodka Sales Surge for Canadian Distillers
Canadian distilleries are experiencing a major boom, with one reporting a 100% increase in vodka sales, as ongoing U.S. alcohol import restrictions fuel demand for locally made spirits.
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Canada's Trade Deficit Widens to $5.7 Billion on Gold Imports
Canada's trade deficit expanded to $5.7 billion in February, the largest since August, driven by record imports fueled by surging gold purchases from the United States.
Canada's Trade Deficit Widens to $5.7 Billion
Canada's trade deficit expanded to $5.7 billion in February, the largest since August, driven by record imports fueled by gold purchases. Imports from the U.S. surged 13.6%.
U.S. to Roll Out Tiered Tariffs on Steel, Aluminum Imports
The Trump administration is preparing to announce a tiered tariff system for steel and aluminum imports, shifting from content-based to value-based calculations following business complaints.
Trump Policies Drive CUSMA Compliance Surge in Canada
Canadian companies have dramatically increased CUSMA compliance to avoid high tariffs under Trump's second term, with compliance rates soaring from 35.5% to 90% in recent years.
U.S. Flags Canada's 'Buy Canadian' Policy as Trade Barrier
A U.S. government report identifies Canada's 'Buy Canadian' procurement policy as a significant trade barrier, raising tensions ahead of the upcoming CUSMA review scheduled for 2026.
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U.S. Report Lists Top 10 Trade Barriers, Targets Buy Canadian
A new U.S. report identifies the top 10 foreign trade irritants, including Canada's procurement policies, as barriers to international commerce ahead of congressional review.
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