Canadian exports
Canada is a go-to source of horsemeat. These activists are trying to change that.
The Canadian Horse Defence Coalition is waging a court battle to end Canada’s role as an exporter of live horses and frozen horsemeat for human consumption
Canadian exporters are finally waking up to opportunity in Asia
Canadians are struggling to make the most of trade opportunities shifting across the Pacific
5 depressing facts about Canada’s exports
It’s in the nitty gritty of what we sell to the world, where it goes—and where it doesn’t—that the shortfall in Canada’s exports is most glaring
Are Canadian exports finding their wheels again?
Autos are about to replace oil and gas as Canada’s biggest export for the first time in eight years, but don’t get too excited
The services industry: Canada’s secret economic playground?
Some of our fastest-growing exports are in the overlooked services sector. That’s good for Canada’s job market.
Will Canadian exports stay strong in Q3?
Your top financial news for Sept. 4.
Does BoC Governor Poloz believe in export diversification?
Little mention of emerging markets in governor’s first public address
Fourth-quarter GDP growth was bad: here’s why
The Canadian economy needs a lift, but the world isn’t co-operating
What Canada’s current account deficit says about our vulnerability to a global slowdown
A commodities bust could be a double whammy for exports
TEXT: Mark Carney’s speech to the CAW
Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney was the first Canadian central banker to speak in front of the country’s auto workers today. Here’s the text of the speech he delivered to the Canadian Auto Workers union’s annual conference in Toronto: