The media is spinning it as a win for the Democrats, but losing the House is rarely considered a victory
Tag: Canada US relations
Does good industrial policy make good neighbours?
The Biden administration has done Canada a solid with its buy-North-American awakening. We would help ourselves by reciprocating
Softwood lumber dispute is bad for consumers and producers
The big losers from the tariff are, without a doubt, American consumers
Canadian drugs can’t cure deadly U.S. shortages
Canada can’t even keep itself stocked with necessary medication and falls far short when it comes to research spending
China’s crackdown in Hong Kong an ominous sign of the times
Populism some call it, but the consequence in many regions around the world has been a slippage into autocracy
Justin Trudeau exposes his weaknesses, again
His political acumen falls short, as does his ability to stay on narrative or even appear genuine
Canada’s free ride on U.S. drug development may end soon
A shift in U.S. drug pricing could cut pharmaceutical profits, meaning less money for research and development
It’s USMCA, not CUSMA or T-MEC
The U.S., Canada and Mexico signed the same trade document, but each country is calling it something different
Activist ‘wall’ thwarting Canadian oil exports
The delay of Keystone XL, likely by at least a year, is another blow to Canada and a particularly sharp blow to Alberta
Canada’s economic competitiveness has slipped dramatically
We’ve lost our tax advantage over the U.S. and our regulatory processes have become far too onerous