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Middle Powers Rising – Davos Trade Strategy in Action

Prime Minister Mark Carney's February Davos speech turns theory into action, leveraging the CPTPP and internal reforms to build a new era of strategic autonomy for middle-tier economies.

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Middle Powers Rising – Team Canada’s Mission to Mexico

While the world looks west to Asia, Canada just sent its largest trade mission in history south. With over 370 delegates and landmark deals in AI and mining, Minister Dominic LeBlanc is building a "tariff-proof" corridor with Mexico to safeguard the 2026 CUSMA review and fortify the home front.

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Canada’s January 2026 Economic Highlights

January 2026 had its challenges, but trade wins, job growth, and investment deals give Canadians plenty of reasons to be optimistic.

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Counting Down the Top 10 Major Economic Deals in Canada in 2025

Facing global trade tensions, Canada diversified its economy in 2025 through global investment deals, LNG expansion, infrastructure, and domestic trade reform.

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Carney’s 2025 Budget Signals a New Economic Direction

Mark Carney’s 2025 budget shifts Canada toward investment-driven growth, focusing on infrastructure, productivity and real job creation across the country.

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How Trump’s Trade War Is Driving Business into Canada’s Arms

Amid escalating U.S. tariffs under Trump, Canada is emerging as the stable trade partner of choice—countries and companies are looking past America to align with Canada.

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Shopping “Made in Canada” made easy! The Top Apps for Finding and Buying Canadian Products

Discover five innovative apps designed to help you easily identify and purchase goods made in Canada. By scanning barcodes or using AI, tools like Maple Scan, Buy Canadian, and O SCANada provide instant information on a product's origin, brand ownership, and local alternatives, making it simpler than ever to support the Canadian economy.

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Ford’s Reagan Ad Halts US-Canada Trade Talks, Sparks Diplomatic Firestorm

Trade talks halted after Ontario’s tariff ad sparks U.S. backlash. Ottawa works to repair ties as new tariff threats loom over key industries

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What are interprovincial tariffs? Tearing down internal trade barriers

With $200 billion at stake, the ‘One Canadian Economy’ Act is Canada's unified response to trade barriers. The law removes federal red tape and mandates mutual recognition of goods & professional credentials to create a free market.

What is the ‘One Canadian Economy’ Act? Will it improve the economy?

Canada's internal trade barriers are estimated to be costing the national economy anywhere from $50 Billion to over $200 Billion annually. This excerpt breaks down the financial arguments for creating a 'One Canadian Economy,' outlining the potential gains for GDP and consumers (up to $5,100 per person). It also explores the major debate: are politicians overstating the benefits, or is a unified market truly the key to Canada's next economic boom?

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Middle Powers Rising – Davos Trade Strategy in Action

Middle Powers Rising – Team Canada’s Mission to Mexico

Canada’s January 2026 Economic Highlights

Counting Down the Top 10 Major Economic Deals in Canada in 2025

Carney’s 2025 Budget Signals a New Economic Direction

How Trump’s Trade War Is Driving Business into Canada’s Arms

Shopping “Made in Canada” made easy! The Top Apps for Finding and Buying Canadian Products

Ford’s Reagan Ad Halts US-Canada Trade Talks, Sparks Diplomatic Firestorm

What are interprovincial tariffs? Tearing down internal trade barriers

What is the ‘One Canadian Economy’ Act? Will it improve the economy?

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