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Tag Archives: politics
Deeper integration or independence: Choosing a side
Canada’s current strategy of not annoying Trump while undertaking minimal reforms at home risks sleepwalking the country into annexation. Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations
Tagged 51st state, Canada, economy, politics, tariffs, Trump
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Playing like it’s 1936
US GM Bill Guerin’s invitation to Trump to attend the Canada-US 4 Nations final exposes the ugly side of sports nationalism. Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, Hockey
Tagged Canada, Canadian nationalism, Donald Trump, nationalism, news, politics, Trump, US exceptionalism, US nationalism
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Time to ditch the USMCA
If your trading partner ignores your current treaty and insists on including conditions that have nothing to do with trade, it might be time to abandon the agreement. Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, Free Trade, North America
Tagged Canada, CUSMA, economy, politics, tariffs, Trade, Trump, USMCA
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Rising to the occasion
So the federal government is convening a industry-labour summit today to figure out, per the Globe and Mail, “how Canada can attract more investment, dismantle internal trade barriers and find new international customers as the threat of U.S. protectionism looms.” Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, economic development, Third Option
Tagged Canada, Donald Trump, economy, news, politics, Trade, Trump
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Avoiding the Canadian nationalism sugar high
Canadians’ instinctive, intense nationalistic reaction to Trump’s tariffs was heartening. The challenge will be sustaining it in the long run. Continue reading
Posted in Canada-US relations, Trump
Tagged Canada, Canadian nationalism, Donald Trump, economy, news, politics, Trump
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