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.
Category : International Trade
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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.
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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.
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.
U.S. Cites Canada's Cloud Computing and Digital Laws as Trade Barriers
The U.S. Trade Representative's 2026 report criticizes Canada's sovereign cloud computing initiative, Online News Act, and streaming regulations as trade irritants ahead of NAFTA review.
U.S. Report Lists Top 10 Trade Barriers Affecting Canada
A new U.S. government report identifies the ten most significant foreign trade barriers, with implications for Canadian exporters and economic relations.
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U.S. Flags 'Buy Canadian' Policy as Trade Irritant: Report
A new report highlights U.S. concerns over Canada's domestic procurement policies, labeling them a trade irritant under CUSMA. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc acknowledges the review process but offers no timeline updates.
U.S. Flags Canadian Alcohol, 'Buy Canadian' as Trade Irritants
A new U.S. trade report identifies Canadian alcohol regulations and domestic procurement policies as significant bilateral trade irritants, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Premier Doug Ford Heads to Houston for Texas Trade Mission
Ontario Premier Doug Ford embarks on a trade mission to Houston, Texas, aiming to strengthen economic ties and explore new opportunities for the province.
Canada Confident in CUSMA Amid U.S.-Mexico Trade Talks
Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc asserts Canada remains unworried about potential disruptions to the trilateral CUSMA agreement as the U.S. and Mexico engage in separate trade discussions.
Canada Eyes Mercosur Pact Completion by Autumn 2026
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand and International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu announce Canada's push to finalize a trade agreement with the Mercosur bloc, aiming for completion by autumn 2026.
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Canada, South America Near Free-Trade Agreement in April Talks
Canada and South American countries are advancing toward a free-trade agreement, with key negotiations scheduled for April 2026. This development follows recent EU-Mercosur deals and aims to strengthen economic ties across the Americas.
NB Premier Holt Heads Trade Mission to Belgium, France
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt is set to lead a trade mission to Belgium and France in 2026, aiming to boost economic ties and explore new opportunities in key European markets.
China Investigates U.S. Trade Practices After Trump Tariffs
China has initiated formal investigations into U.S. trade practices, marking a direct response to recent tariff moves by the Trump administration and escalating global trade tensions.
Alberta Implements Pact to Ease Interprovincial Trade Rules
Alberta is advancing an interprovincial agreement to streamline trade regulations for consumer goods, aiming to reduce barriers and boost economic efficiency across provinces.
Alberta Bill 21 Aligns with National Free Trade Deal
Alberta has introduced legislation to comply with the Canadian Mutual Recognition Agreement, aiming to streamline interprovincial trade by allowing goods sold in one province to be sold across Canada without additional requirements.
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WTO Chief: Global Trade Order Irrevocably Changed
World Trade Organization Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala states the international trade landscape has undergone permanent transformation, highlighting new challenges and opportunities.
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