The future of Canadian manufacturing, and whether we can seize it enough to thrive rather than just survive, is what’s really at stake, writes Adam Radwanski.
Canada’s economy is strong enough to stand up to Donald Trump.
Given the years of self-flagellation that preceded this trade war, you might not have known that. All the talk of lacklustre productivity, of regulatory roadblocks and uncompetitive tax policies, could easily have given you the impression that we’re here for Trump’s taking.
Canada can no longer afford to play a waiting game for trade relief, with Trump’s sectoral tariffs threatening permanent closures…
The next month will be about proving him wrong. And so far, we're not off to a half-bad start, writes Adam Radwanski.
Trump signed orders to use Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930 to slap 50 per cent tariffs on a wide array of Canadian goods,…
Backed by superior job growth and lower inflation, Canada possesses the economic leverage to withstand American trade pressure…
The worst thing about the agreement, as it was taking shape this week, wasn’t the concessions themselves — it was what the…
The US president expected Ottawa to bow to tariff demands, but Canada is striking back – and it could cost Americans
Building Canada’s Post-American Economy
