free trade

Econo-metrics: If not for the NAFTA talks, the Bank of Canada would be feeling much better about the economy

China’s enormous size and growing stature in global affairs make it a tempting partner for a free trade deal, but it comes with strings attached

China just strengthened its Great Propaganda Firewall to limit what its citizens can see and read about the outside world. The Liberals should be outraged.

Canada’s trade minister talks (and talks) to Paul Wells about his globe-trotting efforts to promote Canada, and why it matters now

How the Trudeau government responds to the U.S. demand to scrap Chapter 19, the NAFTA dispute mechanism, will define the success of the trade talks

Econo-metrics: If the U.S. list of objectives for NAFTA talks represents what Trump wants to achieve, Canada’s negotiators have a fight on their hands

Canadian politicians know there are points to be scored with voters by threatening trade wars with America, but things could quickly spiral out of control

The Bank of Canada governor outlines the historic case for Canada’s openness to trade, investment and people

By the time Canadians next go to the polls, all the players will be lined up to fight over the biggest trade agreement in a generation

The nostalgists running the U.K. love the idea of trade because it equates to a time when England set the terms, and not the weakened position it’s now in