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Canada once again faces economic challenges posed by a mercantilist U.S. administration.


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Under the Trump administration’s “America First” policy, there likely will be more trade complaints initiated by U.S.-based companies.


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The U.S. wants to diminish the WTO’s ability to settle trade disputes.


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Like today, timber, lumber and dairy were commodities of interest in trade negotiations in the nineteenth century.


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The U.S. Commerce Department ruled that Montreal-based Bombardier sold planes to Delta Airlines below the cost of production.


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Currently, Canadian workers can be required to join a union and pay full union dues.


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Eliminating restrictive dairy industry protections could lower dairy costs for Canadians by up to 40 per cent.


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President Donald Trump has vowed to renegotiate NAFTA, which he calls “a disaster.” But before he tears up the trade deal, let’s take a moment to take stock of why NAFTA was created.