Beyond Gridlock: The Case for Greater Integration of Regional Electricity Markets

Steer or Drift? Taking Charge of Canada-US Regulatory Convergence

The Study in Brief The potential benefits of greater regulatory convergence between Canada and the United States have been well-documented. At issue: reducing the “tyranny of small differences” in Canadian and American regulations that is frustrating businesses, adding costs, and stymieing the benefits of further economic integration. In June 2005, the Canadian, US, and Mexican […]

Canada at the WTO Negotiations: All Defence, No Offence

Agricultural Trade Disputes Between Canada and the United States: Costly but Diminishing

U.S. Bilateral Free Trade Accords: Why Canada Should Be Cautious About Going the Same Route

The Canada-Mexico Conundrum: Finding Common Ground

Cleaning Up the UN in an Age of U.S. Hegemony

Great Wine, Better Cheese: How Canada Can Escape the Trap of Agricultural Supply Management

Are Canada’s Labour Standards Set in the Third World? Historical Trends and Future Prospects.

Prospects for Canada: Progress and Challenges 20 Years after the MacDonald Commission

Managing Global Crises — and the U.S. Colossus

How Canada Wins from Global Services Outsourcing