The CUSMA renegotiation time bomb in North America
The Conversation argues that mandatory reviews of CUSMA every six years erode policy autonomy for Canada and Mexico. It warns that the threat of renegotiation curbs regulatory boldness, inviting U.S. leverage and market access incentives at the cost of sovereignty. The piece cites the 2018 NAFTA rethink, Digital Services Tax debates, and calls for concessions in exchange for ending reviews.
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Canada
CUSMA
Donald Trump
U.S
Mexico
United States
Mexico Canada
Business Council of Canada
The
Globe and Mail
NAFTA
North America
Trudeau tariffs EVs spark canola backlash across Canada
Gwyn Morgan argues that Ottawa’s 100 percent tariff on Chinese EV imports harms Western farmers, costs Canada billions in carbon taxes, and risks rural livelihoods. He frames the move as protectionist also aiding battery plants while ignoring farming needs and food security.
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Trudeau
China
Huawei
Meng Wanzhou
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Canada
Honda
Northvolt
Ford
Stellantis
Volkswagen
General Motors
Ontario
Quebec
Agricultural Carbon Alliance
Royal Bank of Canada
Forbes
Greenwashing rules poorly defined by new C59 changes
Lisa A Barton argues that Bill C 59 tightens the Competition Act with harsh penalties for environmental claims, but lacks guidance and consultation. She warns of higher risks and costs for businesses, potential investment chill, and silenced debate while urging clear rules and aligned disclosures.
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Lisa Briton
Canada
Tar
Canadian Securities Administrators
Canadian Accounting Standards Board
Competition Bureau
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