The Canada–Ecuador FTA is not a rounding error—it’s a strategic necessity
Ecuador holds significant untapped potential in the high-demand critical minerals and rare earth elements as the global economy moves toward clean energy and advanced technologies.
I always enjoy watching Question Period in Canada’s Parliament. It reflects a healthy democracy—vigorous, candid, and often unscripted. So when an honourable member recently referred to Canada’s trade with Ecuador as a “rounding error,” I was not offended.
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