Chrystia Freeland’s most important sparring partner isn’t Donald Trump
The U.S. president says he doesn’t like Canada’s foreign minister, but the more interesting dynamic is the contrast between Freeland and Robert Lighthizer, Trump’s trade czar
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For the record: Stephen Poloz on Canadian economic openness
The Bank of Canada governor outlines the historic case for Canada’s openness to trade, investment and people
What Donald Trump and ’buy American’ means for Canada
Trade experts explore what’s worrying Canadian companies that sell into the United States
TMX-LSE: merger impossible?
Political fears and a divided Bay Street could leave the Toronto and London exchanges in the cold
Hard right? Hardly
Paul Wells says social conservatism is on the rise; Andrew Coyne disagrees
Canada’s biggest problem? America
From protectionist policy to border security to environmental laws, our best friend is making our lives miserable
Nortel and the Avro Arrow myth
Andrew Coyne on the weakest part of RIM’s case
An interview with Finance Minister Jim Flaherty
On budget promises and whether the Tories can survive after governing through a punishing economic downturn
Flaherty reluctant to counter U.S. pulp mill subsidy with Canadian payments
Canadian mills say they can’t survive without help from the feds