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It’s Time for Canada to Start Trading with Itself

Hi Reader, While talk around interprovincial trade barriers grows, many Canadians are uncertain about what trade barriers are and how they impact the nation’s economy. Interprovincial trade barriers are regulations and policies that restrict the exchange of labour, goods, and services between the provinces and territories. These barriers can take various forms, including: Provincial regulations and standards – Most provinces and territories use different health and safety regulations as well...

Hello Reader, Tensions between Canada and the United States continue to rise as the trade war deepens and President Trump escalates rhetoric — including threats to annex Canada as the “51st state.” One of the first American industries feeling the impact? Travel. Canadians Rethink U.S. Travel Source: FTiare / Shutterstock More and more Canadians are cancelling trips to the U.S. — and for many, it’s no longer just about politics, but personal safety and economic practicality. Back in February,...

Hello Reader, The newly elected leader of the Liberal Party, Mark Carney, was sworn in as Canada’s 24th prime minister on Friday. A former Bank of Canada and Bank of England governor, Carney took control of the Liberal Party after a landslide victory, winning 85.88 per cent of the vote. Candidate Chrystia Freeland came in second at 7.96 percent, followed by Karina Gould at 3.21 per cent, and Frank Baylis at 2.96 per cent. “It’s a solemn duty to serve as Prime Minister at this time of great...

Hello Reader, For anyone keeping track of the tariffs imposed on Canadian products by the United States, this week has been a roller coaster. After weeks of threats, Donald Trump imposed 25 per cent tariffs on all Canadian products this past Tuesday. The U.S. also applied 25 per cent tariffs on Mexico and increased tariffs on China by another 10 per cent. Trump claimed the reason for the tariffs was because of fentanyl entering the United States. Despite evidence of increased border security...

Hello Reader, With a potential trade war still looming, many Canadian grocers and food sellers are going out of their way to search for alternatives to U.S.-sourced products. According to a recent article from The Canadian Press, despite an uneasy truce that isn’t set to end until mid-March, grocers are already seeking out long-term and stable options to replace U.S. products. Canadian Grocers and Retailers Promoting Made-in-Canada Options As consumers seek Made in Canada products and brands,...

Hello Reader, Recent threats of U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods have sparked concerns about how this will affect businesses and consumers. Many worry about rising prices, supply chain disruptions, and the impact on local industries. But there’s a way you can take control: by choosing Canadian-made products. Still, some shoppers hesitate because they struggle to tell which products are truly homegrown. In this issue, we’ll clear up common misconceptions about product labels and explain what...