Canada’s trade minister is endorsing a European Union plan to prevent the Trump administration from paralyzing the World Trade Organization’s dispute-settlement body later this year. Continue reading
The renegotiated NAFTA deal isn’t ratified yet, and Bill Kelly doubts it ever will be. Continue reading
Donald Trump introduced steel tariffs because he embraces conflict. Don’t expect that change, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
As Canada explores a possible trade deal with China, we need to listen to our international security partners, and their dire warnings about the Chinese, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
The opposition’s attempt to shame the prime minister over tariffs is nothing more than political grandstanding, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading
Our biggest trade threat was the uncertainty around NAFTA, and the new deal means that threat has been neutralized, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading
First North Korea, now a reimagined NAFTA. Donald Trump’s aggressive way of negotiating actually works. Maybe he’s on to something, says Jackson Proskow. Continue reading
At least the NAFTA circus is over, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading
The 25 per cent tariffs on steel imposed on Canada and Mexico by U.S. President Donald Trump will continue, despite a new trade deal between the three countries. Continue reading
The Canadians can’t negotiate for more sanity from the White House, Bill Kelly says. Continue reading