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What if Trump is painfully right?: Stephen Nagy for Inside Policy
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Growing prosperity: How agrifood can anchor a new “Grand Bargain” between the United States and Canada
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Why Canada engaged China ahead of the USMCA review: Jerome Gessaroli in the National Review
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High costs, low returns – Canada’s wildly expensive emissions cap: Heather Exner-Pirot
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Carney, CUSMA and the perils of calling everything a ‘deal’: David Collins in Canadian Affairs
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“Stephen Nagy, China project lead at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute in Ottawa, said Carney's tariff-cutting agreement with Xi appears designed to build leverage before talks over the U.S.-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade deal.
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MLI Senior Fellow @jbmllr joined @JamesMLindsay on the @CFR_org podcast to discuss Canada's effort to diminish its vulnerability to U.S. economic threats and just how much middle powers like Canada can successfully hedge in a world of great power competition.
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