The 4 biggest lessons we can learn from Canada-U.S. trade history
Here’s four fun facts about Canada-U.S. trade history you may not know, and what we can learn from them to improve trade between the two countries today.
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Nadja Schauer, CITP|FIBP – Trade Commissioner
My passion for travel led me to a career with Global Affairs Canada, where I’ve now worked for 8 years, most recently as a Trade Commissioner.
New shipping regulation deadline looming – are you ready for SOLAS?
Changes to the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) convention, requiring pre-loading container weight verifying, go into effect July 1, 2016. How can you prepare?
The 5 stages of evolution in your international marketing plan
Companies that go international have several distinct evolutionary stages of their international marketing plan, which you can use to create your own.
CETA met with strong opposition on both sides of the Atlantic ahead of ratification
CETA was designed from the ground up to streamline the trade process between signing members, but has also been met with immense criticism on both sides of the Atlantic.
International trade is a tool at our fingertips to promote local prosperity
We need to create more awareness about international trade in society as an essential component to achieving economic development and local prosperity.
FACE OFF: Obama VS Sanders, Trump and Clinton on the TPP
As the debates rage on and the U.S. gets ever closer to selecting a new President, it’s time once again to look at the opposing viewpoints on the TPP.
How a ‘Brexit’ could affect the UK’s trade with North America
Supporters of the so-called “Brexit” say that continental Europe’s economic upheavals are holding back the British economy, while opponents contend that abandoning the EU could discourage investment in the UK market and lead to a recession.
Is an alcohol ruling about to bring down Canada’s interprovincial trade barriers?
A recent ruling in New Brunswick may become the first domino in eliminating interprovincial trade barriers and open up trade within Canada once and for all.
Offshore tax havens account for 50% of all world trade – and other fun facts from the Panama Papers
On April 3rd, the so-called ‘Panama Papers’ were unveiled by news outlets around the world. Coverage of the story is likely to last for quite some time due to the size and substance of the leak, and the amount information that needs to be analyzed.