Category Archives: Negotiations
Supply Management – Strategies as it Slowly Disappears as a Canadian Trade Policy Barricade
Canada-US Pipeline Treaty – Takes on Significance for Trade Issues
Policy Magazine – Threats from US Continue
Trump’s Tariff Threats – Ending the Canada-US “Special Relationship”
PM Brian Mulroney-His Trade Legacy under Threat
Op-Ed in Financial Post (Toronto)-Business & the WTO
New Low in Canada-US Relations
Neighbourly relations with the U.S. are over
GLOBE & MAIL 31 May 2018 LAWRENCE L. HERMAN © 2018 Former Canadian diplomat, practices international trade law at Herman & Associates and is a Senior Fellow of the C.D. Howe Institute in Toronto. The Trump administration’s announcement of punitive tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum yesterday means we’re into a full-blown economic and… Read More »
An Illuminating (but Short) History of Canada-US Trade Relations
The threat of Mr. Trump ending the NAFTA negotiations, including the possibility of him sending a notice of US withdrawal from the treaty itself, prompts a brief but interesting review of US-Canada trade relations over the last 150 years. In may come as a surprise to learn that the US has only terminated one trade… Read More »