Tag: Tariffs
What Mark Carney Told The World In Davos This Week
Mark Carney lit up the stage at Davos this week with a clear eyed vision of what the world and Canada will need in a post-US era.
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Imported Materials Are Manageable, Imported Energy Reprices Economies
Europe’s gas crisis in 2022 is often described as a supply shock driven by geopolitics, but that framing misses the core lesson. The crisis was not caused by import dependence in general, nor by shortages of industrial feedstocks. It was caused by reliance on an imported energy carrier that sat … [continued]
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Canada Opens Up To China’s EVs: Motivated By The Long Term, Not Tariffs
Our sources are once again proven reliable. In our earlier exclusive a few days before the news broke globally, we spoke of how China’s automobile and industry organizations were pushing (caressing) the Canadian government to reduce EV tariffs so that they could export their EVs to Canada. EV makers in … [continued]
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Xue: Don’t expect quick results from Mark Carney’s China visit
The state visit of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is best understood as an ice-breaking moment to establish dialogue
Experience, not successes, will give London’s mayor a re-election edge: Expert
A pledge from Mayor Josh Morgan that appears to be unravelling without support from city council isn’t significant enough to affect his stated goal of winning a second term as London’s top politician, one expert says. First mentioned in his 2024 state-of-the-city address, Morgan used his provincial strong mayor powers to order city staff to […]