Category : International Trade


B.C. Premier Eby to Meet U.S. Diplomat on Trade, Liquor

British Columbia Premier David Eby is set to hold discussions with the United States' top diplomat in Canada, focusing on key trade issues and liquor policies. The meeting underscores ongoing cross-border cooperation and economic ties between the two nati

Port of Vancouver Hits Record Cargo Volumes from Overseas Trade

The Port of Vancouver has achieved unprecedented cargo volumes, driven by robust overseas trade. Prime Minister Mark Carney recently toured the DP World Centerm terminal, highlighting its critical role in Canada's economic infrastructure and global supply

LeBlanc, Greer Meet as CUSMA Countries Prepare for Review Talks

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Canada's Dominic LeBlanc held in-person talks in Washington as CUSMA nations prepare for upcoming review. The agreement currently protects Canada and Mexico from Trump's global tariffs, though sectoral levies r

States Sue Over Trump's New Import Tariffs

Attorneys general from New York and Oregon lead a coalition of states filing a lawsuit challenging President Trump's 10% tariff on imports, arguing it violates trade law.

States Sue Trump Over Tariffs After Supreme Court Loss

More than twenty US states have filed a lawsuit challenging former President Donald Trump's new global tariffs, imposed following a significant Supreme Court defeat. The legal action highlights ongoing political and economic tensions.

Trump's 2026 Trade Agenda: More Tariffs Ahead

The 2026 U.S. Trade Policy Agenda delivered by Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicates President Trump will intensify tariff use as a core economic and geopolitical strategy, marking a shift from previous years.

Carney's Global Trade Deals Face Scrutiny Over Results

Prime Minister Mark Carney's numerous international trade agreements face skepticism as critics question implementation. With $85 billion in deals announced, experts warn paper commitments must translate to real economic benefits for Canadians.

Carney's Trade Diplomacy Faces Domestic Hurdles

Prime Minister Mark Carney's international trade missions, including recent stops in India and Australia, highlight efforts to diversify partnerships. However, experts argue that Canada's economic future remains tied to the United States, with supply mana

Churchill Port Inks Major European Trade Agreement

The Port of Churchill in Manitoba has signed a significant trade agreement with a large European port, creating new economic opportunities for Canada's North and enhancing transatlantic shipping routes.

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