Canada’s new budget boldly charts a course away from dependence on a single market by expanding trade partnerships and turbocharging domestic industries. This dynamic strategy aims to forge a stronger, more resilient economy ready to thrive amid global uncertainties
Canada is aiming high with an exciting goal: to double its non-US exports within the next decade, Prime Minister Carney announced. This bold plan focuses on forging new trade partnerships across the globe to drive economic growth and reduce reliance on the US market
Canada is eager to broaden its trade partnerships, but the Canadian Climate Institute stresses that building climate-resilient infrastructure is crucial to support this shift and safeguard the economy against the rising dangers of extreme weather
Canada and the EU are intensifying efforts to diversify trade relationships amid increasing U.S. threats to economic stability. Both regions aim to strengthen partnerships and reduce reliance on any single market, fostering resilience in global trade dynamics.
