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What is the NAFTA advantage?
Putting the tariff impacts of a Trump termination in perspective Download 524.66 KB18 pages This report investigates the tariff impacts on Canadian exports if the…
A Canada-China Free Trade Agreement?
CCPA Submission to Global Affairs Canada on a possible Canada-China FTA Download 180.01 KB 9 pages Global Affairs Canada is currently consulting Canadians on a…
Media advisory: CCPA in Mexico City for civil society NAFTA talks
MEXICO CITY—On the heels of Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland’s visit to Mexico City to discuss NAFTA renegotiations with politicians and business leaders, civil society…
Boom times in Ottawa
For a couple of days late last spring the EY Centre, a convention space just south of downtown Ottawa, provided a glimpse of a world that’s…
30 years of neglect: a recent history of Canada-U.S. (de)regulatory co-operation
Name Affiliation Country Industry stakeholders Sarah Amick Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA) US Tim Brown Consumer Specialty Products Association (CSPA) US Sandra Carey International Molybdenum Association…
From NAFTA to CETA: Corporate lobbying through the back door
Download 1.35 MB21 pages Business lobby groups have long complained of different consumer protection and health measures creating unreasonable “barriers” to trade and investment. They…
The Risks of Rushing CETA
A briefing note on Bill C-30, implementing legislation for the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement Download 127.42 KB7 pages The implementing legislation for the…
Should Canada Ratify CETA?
CCPA Submission to the Parliamentary Committee on International Trade Download 165.31 KB11 pages CETA is much more than a trade deal. It is therefore not…
Lessons from the Trump election for progressives in Canada
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Continuity and “real change”
Prime Minister Trudeau signs the Canada–European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement in Brussels on October 30. (Photo from the European External Action Service)
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