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Le Premier ministre Mark Carney, debout derrière un pupitre, regarde la présidente de la Commission européenne, Ursula von der Leyen, assise à sa gauche, alors qu’il s’adresse au Parlement européen.

Nine years under a European trade agreement show tariffs were only the starting point

The yellow CL-415 flies in contrast against a bright blue sky.

Canada needs to plan further ahead to diversify its trade

Pink coloured minerals.

Potash could anchor a new Canada-India trade partnership

Three stacks of burlap sacks hold 15 bags of beans.

Canada’s trade pivot has a blind spot: the food we import

Brightly coloured crayons in pots with an empty daycare centre in the background.

Child-care policy should serve families, not just the economy

A portrait of Mark Carney surrounded by the yellow stars of the European Union flag.

Effective trade diversification depends on small and medium businesses

A row of white two-storey homes sits across from a couple standalone homes.

It should be easier to invest savings in community projects

Beans, fruit, tomatoes and bread in a waste bag.

Canada should borrow the EU’s playbook to cut food waste

Redesigning Canada’s social safety net for the post-pandemic economy

What – and who – is a city for?

Death of a mutual, and the drift away from “neighbours helping neighbours”

Making Canada’s skills-development system up-to-date and more effective should be evidence-based and grounded in top-quality research

In a post-pandemic recovery, what will laid-off workers do to get back on their feet?

Créer un espace métropolitain cohérent face à l’irrésistible attrait de la banlieue

Bad office buildings make good residential spaces

Certified sustainable seafood should be the only option at the grocery store

Certified sustainable seafood should be the only option at the grocery store

Affordable, secure and adequate housing as an economic strategy

Rising house prices and the challenge governments face

La mobilité durable sortira-t-elle gagnante de la pandémie ?

Pop-up shops can help revitalize hard-hit business districts and main streets

Federal tax policy incentivizes demolition over reuse

Unemployment is down, but there are still issues

Retrofitting needs investment

More innovative transit, mixed-use development and cities’ essential workers

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