Reality check: Canada has ‘no appetite to scrap trade,’ despite NAFTA poll Marie-Danielle Smith | June 28, 2016 6:07 PM ET More from Marie-Danielle Smith Jason Kryk / The Windsor Star… Read more »
Debating trade during elections is Canadian tradition Colin Robertson The Globe and Mail Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2015 That trade, this time in the form of the recently negotiated Trans-Pacific Partnership… Read more »
Canada: America’s frustrated trade partner Colin Robertson Globe and Mail Tuesday, Jun. 09, 2015 What’s $3-billion? It’s the price that Canada will exact from the United States in reparations over… Read more »
THE STANDING SENATE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE EVIDENCE OTTAWA, Thursday, September 25, 2014 The Standing Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Trade met this day at… Read more »
What’s at stake for Canada as U.S. Congress gets back to business The Globe and Mail Colin Robertson Tuesday, Jan. 07 2014 Congress is back to work this week and… Read more »
NAFTA’s enduring lesson: Never forget your neighbours Special to The Globe and Mail Wednesday, Nov. 13 2013 Colin Robertson Twenty years ago, Americans and a lot of Canadians tuned in… Read more »
Should Canada join the U.S. and Mexico? On these key projects, yes Globe and Mail Wednesday, Oct. 02 2013 North American integration has a new champion in U.S. Vice-President Joe… Read more »
It’s time for Canada to join the ‘second NAFTA’ of the Pacific Colin Robertson Special to The Globe and Mail Published Tuesday, May. 21 2013 During his trip to Peru… Read more »
Canada should punish the U.S. over labelling, but does it justify a trade war? COLIN ROBERTSON Special to The Globe and Mail Published Friday, May 17 2013, What’s in a… Read more »
Beyond the Border, 2013: inching toward a deal By Colin Robertson | Dec 12, 2012 9:01 pm It’s been a year since Prime Minister Stephen Harper and President Barack Obama… Read more »