Globalization and International Trade

From Global Pledges to Local Action: Canada’s Environmental Path

Global climate summits result in ambitious commitments but often fail to achieve significant domestic progress. Effective environmental policies hinge on robust domestic legislation that fosters accountability and guides investment. In the water and energy sectors, the challenge is less about generating clean energy and is now shifting to sustainability of water sources, and the challenges…

Canadian Strategies to Address US Tariff Uncertainty

Recent U.S. tariff moves have created alarm — but the practical effect is more nuanced than headlines suggest. The combined impact of the USMCA (United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement) and exemptions for energy means the vast majority of Canadian exports remain outside the bite of the newest U.S. duties. Independent reporting shows that roughly 90–95% of Canada’s…

Chinese Brands: A Catalyst for Economic Growth

The Economist’s article discusses how Chinese brands are advancing beyond low-cost manufacturing, fostering innovation and competition globally. Protectionist measures in North America and Europe may inhibit domestic growth and innovation. Instead of exclusion, strategic engagement is suggested to enhance competitiveness and adapt to evolving trade dynamics, recognizing the need for collaboration and resilience.

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