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Despite significant financial and political pressures, many companies are still not moving their production and manufacturing out of China. Why not?

By focusing on healthy and educated people, access to necessary tools, responsible development of resources, and thriving markets, Canada can unleash its true potential and achieve economic growth and innovation.

With a recession seeming imminent, many Canadians are rightfully concerned about the state of their finances. Here are some ways they can prepared for one.

Canada needs to develop truly resilient supply chains rather than let pandemic shortages lead to more blunt-edged protectionism, write professors Bernardo Blum and Walid Hejazi.

Three experts reflect on what the global pandemic has taught us in terms of building more resilient supply chains.

In a new webinar, experts in trade and economic policy examine new perspectives on global supply chains, trade, manufacturing and immigration emerging during the COVID-19 crisis.

An argument in favour of the federal and provincial governments of Canada to better engage with Indigenous communities, especially on infrastructure projects that impact their communities.

China’s economic growth has been driven by exports in industries that have seen significant liberalization. Going forward, China’s growth may slow in the face of American protectionism.