Businesses are learning to live with uncertainty as more firms take proactive steps by diversifying suppliers and increasing their use of CUSMA preferences. Canada’s productivity problem is not an abstract economic concept. It is an economic vulnerability with real consequences. In a world defined by geopolitical rivalry, fragmented supply chains, and rising economic coercion, countries&helli

TORONTO – The governments of Canada and Ontario are investing up to $20 million through the new Market Diversification and Trade Resiliency Initiative to help farmers, food processors and agribusinesses sell more Ontario grown products around the world. The Initiative will fund a variety of projects to increase competitiveness for farmers and agribusinesses and support&helli

Homeownership, once an exciting cornerstone of adulthood, feels increasingly out of reach for many Canadians — especially young adults, who are losing hope of ever owning their own home. According to a new report from the Senate Committee on Banking, Commerce and the Economy, all levels of government have contributed to housing unaffordability through elevated government charges on&helli

The Canadian Chamber of Commerce published its first Policy Matters on the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA), known in Canada as CUSMA, in August 2024. The Agreement came into force in March 2020, replacing NAFTA, and is up for review in July, when the three countries will decide whether to extend it for another 16 years&helli