On a mission to promote Atlantic Canada’s food, education, clean growth and tourism sectors, the delegation hopes to cash in on China’s consumer culture
Finance Minister Bill Morneau intends to announce policies to bolster Canada’s competitiveness in his Nov. 21 fall economic update
In an interview with CNN, Trudeau says Canada still wants the tariffs lifted before the USMCA goes into effect
A CSIS brief notes that many within the broader Indigenous community view the federal government’s purchase of an expanded bitumen pipeline as incompatible with its attempts at Crown-Indigenous reconciliation
The China International Import Expo is part of official efforts to defuse trade tension
An arms deal with Saudi Arabia is calling into question how weapons contracts are governed in Canada
While Canadian income inequality is far from U.S. levels, a researcher points to World Bank figures showing it is on the rise
The new continental trade pact may not have the effect Trump intended
The anti-poverty legislation is intended to set an official poverty line for the country
If the U.S. doesn’t change its stance, North Korea could bring back its “pyongjin” policy of simultaneously advancing its nuclear force and economic development
