Canada’s diversification imperative

From Asia to Europe to South America, Canada is securing better terms of trade, locking in progressive ambitions on gender, for workers, and for the environment.

Trade Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the 2018 budget tabled last week by Finance Minister Bill Morneau, pictured, has made equality of access and opportunity a central pillar of how Canada grows its economy, and Mr. Champagne says he's taking that approach toward the government's progressive trade agenda.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY FRANCOIS-PHILIPPE CHAMPAGNE

March 7, 2018

Trade is critical to our prosperity, but if Canada is to effectively protect and expand upon our global markets, we literally cannot afford to do trade the way it has always been done. Budget 2018 has made equality of access and opportunity a central pillar of how we can grow and strengthen our eco...

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