Tag: Canada
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In today’s interconnected global economy, the trade partnership between Canada and Brazil is built on complementary strengths. Canada’s advanced manufacturing, pharmaceutical innovation, and energy resource expertise combine with Brazil’s vast natural resources, robust agrifood sector, and emerging industrial capacity. This analysis provides detailed figures for trade segments on both sides, along with an in-depth look…
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Canada–France Trade Relations: A Comprehensive Economic and Strategic Analysis Canada and France share a deep and multifaceted trade relationship, rooted in historical ties, cultural exchanges, and economic complementarities. France is Canada’s 10th-largest trading partner, with bilateral trade reaching €8.1 billion (US$8.7 billion) in 2024. The two nations collaborate across multiple sectors, including aerospace, pharmaceuticals, food…
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Canada and Japan are two of the world’s most advanced economies, bound by shared democratic values, a commitment to multilateralism, and a long-standing history of diplomatic and economic cooperation. As founding members of the G7 and active participants in the Indo-Pacific, both countries are increasingly aligning their economic strategies to promote supply chain resilience, energy…
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Canada and Italy share a strong and evolving trade relationship, built on historical ties, cultural exchanges, and economic complementarities. Italy is Canada’s second-largest trading partner in the European Union, with bilateral trade reaching US$15.8 billion in 2023. The two nations collaborate across multiple sectors, including automotive, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and clean technology. With…
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Canada and India are two democracies with shared values, complementary economies, and a long-standing history of people-to-people ties. As India continues its ascent as a global economic powerhouse and Canada seeks to diversify its trade beyond traditional partners like the U.S. and EU, the bilateral relationship is gaining strategic urgency. In FY2024, total merchandise trade…
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Tariffs Between Canada and the UK Trade tariffs between Canada and the UK have evolved over time, influenced by economic policies, trade agreements, and global market conditions. The Canada-United Kingdom Trade Continuity Agreement (CUKTCA) has helped maintain preferential tariff rates since April 2021, ensuring that 98% of Canadian exports to the UK remain tariff-free. However,…
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Canada’s provinces are actively working to reduce trade barriers and improve economic cooperation, particularly in response to global economic challenges, including U.S. tariffs. Ontario has taken a leading role in signing agreements with multiple provinces—Saskatchewan, Alberta, Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick—to facilitate the movement of goods, services, investment, and workers. Interprovincial…
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Companies across various industries have been adapting to the shifting tariff landscape in 2025, implementing strategic measures to mitigate financial impacts and maintain supply chain stability. Key Tariff Changes and Business Responses Industry-Specific Adaptations Retail & Consumer Goods Technology & Gaming Manufacturing & Logistics Startups & Investment Food & Beverage Aviation & Travel Automotive Industry…
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King Charles III’s Historic Opening of Canada’s 45th Parliament King Charles III is set to officially open Canada’s 45th Parliament, marking a rare and historic moment. It will be only the third time in Canadian history that a reigning monarch delivers the Speech from the Throne, with Queen Elizabeth II doing so in 1957 and…
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The Age of Trade and Protectionism Tariffs—taxes imposed on imported goods—have played a critical role in shaping economies, protecting industries, and influencing international relations. Though often seen merely as tools of economic policy, their history is deeply interwoven with nationalism, industrialization, war, and diplomacy. For centuries, major world powers have struggled to balance protectionism and…