The U.S.’s deal was no deal at all
- Posted on August 22, 2026
- By The Globe and Mail
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In brief
Canada faces significant economic challenges following trade negotiations that heavily favor American interests. This asymmetrical agreement threatens the nation's competitive position in global markets and could deter foreign direct investment. Industry experts warn that accepting such unfavorable terms may compromise long-term growth prospects, leaving Canadian businesses at a disadvantage and reducing the country's attractiveness to international investors seeking stable, equitable trade partnerships.
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The U.S.’s deal was no deal at all
Signing a deal heavily slanted in the U.S.’s direction would have serious implications for Canada’s long-term economic position and how we attract investment
