EU ‘not a substitute’ for U.S. procurement, say industry sources eyeing Trump’s ban on Canadian goods
Neither the U.S.'s push nor the EU’s pull mean anything tangible to Canadian businesses yet, and it's too soon to tell what domestic firms can gain from accelerated access to European markets, say experts.
As the ever-escalating trade war with the United States pushes Canada to forge a deeper economic relationship with the European Union, business leaders and advocates trying to navigate the implications of political developments say neither major economy is a replacement for ...
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