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Will Trump’s Buy America policy hurt Canadian business?
A message from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Last week, US President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order to increase Buy America preferences for US infrastructure projects. The…
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Will Trump’s Buy America policy hurt Canadian business?
A message from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. Last week, US President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order to increase Buy America preferences for US infrastructure projects. The…
A Data Deficit: The Risk of Getting It Wrong
This article and report first appeared on the Canadian Chamber of Commerce website December 12, 2018. These days, the ratio of computer ownership is virtually one to one—everyone has some…
Updates from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce
To see more from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, visit its website here. To help keep you up to date with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, here are some recent…
How Can Canada Thrive In The Global Digital Community?
This article and report first appeared on the Canadian Chamber of Commerce website October 30, 2018. Data for Good: The $32-billion Boost, the first of a three part series exploring…
The economic outlook for second half of 2018 is…
This piece first appeared in the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Five Minutes for Business June 14, 2018 Tariffs. Trade talks. Pipelines. Electoral change. While the Canadian economy continues to grow…
Our exemption to U.S. steel, aluminum tariffs ends June 1. Who loses?
This piece first appeared in the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Five Minutes for Business May 10, 2018. Unless you’ve been living under a rock (or perhaps within a rolled steel…
Sometimes sustainability is just another word for common sense
This piece first appeared in the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Five Minutes for Business April 12, 2018 A few years ago, BC Comfort Air Conditioning, a B.C.-based company with over…
Do you have job skills for an automated future?
This article and report first appeared on the Canadian Chamber of Commerce website March 26, 2018. Automation, artificial intelligence and advanced robotics have the potential to either take over jobs…
Senate calls on Finance Minister to halt tax changes
Today, Canada’s Senate called on Finance Minister Bill Morneau to withdraw the government’s proposed tax changes and study our entire tax ecosystem. Because these proposed changes will have consequences. They’ll…
R v Comeau and the fight for interprovincial free trade
This article first appeared on the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Five Minutes for Business on December 5, 2017 What do Canadians want for Christmas this year? It looks like we…
Analysis: Canada’s economy is booming, but will it last?
This article first appeared in The Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Five Minutes for Business November 9, 2017 Boom! Canada hit 4.5% growth in the second quarter after a torrid 3.7%…
Opinion: NAFTA – better to have no deal than a bad deal
This article first appeared in The Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Five Minutes for Business October 13, 2017 Never in the history of trade negotiations have we seen a country’s largest,…
Business groups unite, call on Ottawa to drop federal tax changes
This release was originally published by the Canadian Chamber of Commerce August 31, 2017 35 organizations from across the country have come together to form the Coalition for Small Business…
Opinion | Hammering business: Finance Canada’s new crackdown
This op-ed first appeared inThe Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s Five Minutes for Business August 22, 2017 These are not tweaks! The government has just proposed the most radical tax overhaul…
Infrastructure spending: real bang for the buck
This op-ed originally appeared in the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Five Minutes for Business August 15, 2017 One of our pet peeves at the Canadian Chamber is when governments talk…
