Author: Quinn Patrick
Ottawa is pitching Canada as a gateway for Asian investment, but that message is losing traction. For decades, companies invested in Canada not just for its domestic market, but for guaranteed access to the United States through trade deals such as CUSMA. Now, with that access increasingly uncertain, foreign investors may start asking a simple question: why invest in Canada if preferential access to the U.S. market is no longer part of the deal? Prime Minister Mark Carney has made several trips to Asia over the past year, with another planned for Japan later this month, in an effort to…
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