FPAC Issues Statement On The Canada–EU Summit
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FPAC Issues Statement On The Canada–EU Summit
The Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) has issued the following statement related to the statement on the Canada–EU Summit: Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC) welcomes progress made to develop a closer Canada-EU relationship, including the establishment of the Canadian Industry Office in Brussels. A deeper Canada–EU partnership can strengthen reliable trade while advancing shared environmental goals. For Canada’s forest sec…
The EU and Canada plan to strengthen cooperation as they seek to reduce dependence on China and the United States. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney argues that middle powers should begin collaborating instead of attempting to negotiate separately with much stronger powers like China or the United States. Canada and the EU are building a "third way" The cooling of relations with the United States, in particular, has a significant impact on Can…
Continental Grift: Forget the EU, Canada has Far More Work to do at Home
By Gwyn Morgan Diversifying our international trading markets seems a sensible enough strategy for Canada, but Prime Minister Mark Carney’s fixation on closer ties with Europe is anything but. With […]
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