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Topics
Climate Change
Does “green trade” have a future?
Global decarbonization requires redistribution from rich countries to the Global South—and a rethinking of global trade infrastructure.
Tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles are coming. How high will they be?
Trade protections are a reasonable and surprisingly popular response to oversupply of China-made electric vehicles. But there should be strings attached.
TC Energy loses $15-billion NAFTA lawsuit against U.S.
The welcome decision shines a light on Canada’s flawed defence in similar investor-state case against Canada
Big business is the most important barrier to fairness for fossil fuel workers
Downsizing, consolidation, "efficiency measures" and automation have consistently shown oil and gas companies to be a bigger threat to oil workers than government policies.
Genetically modified corn trade fight heats up in Mexico
Much-watched CUSMA case raises public morals and environmental justifications for Mexican food measures—and first-of-its-kind Indigenous Peoples’ defence
Budget 2024 pushes new climate action down the road
It is too soon for the federal government to rest on its climate laurels.
Parliament is back in session. What’s on the agenda?
With an election looming on the horizon, might we be nearing the end of the Liberal-NDP agreement?
US Republicans are looking to implement a carbon border tax—what does that mean?
Understanding the US’s proposed Foreign Pollution Fee Act, which would impose tariffs on imports from high-polluting countries
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