free trade
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Pandemic highlights new perils to free trade
Free trade, already been under siege in the U.S. and elsewhere, could well emerge from the COVID-19 outbreak on life support, if it survives at all
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American consumers would be hurt by lumber duties, say US housing groups
US National Association of Home Builders says duties or volume caps on imported lumber will raise the price of lumber, adding more than $1,300 to the cost of a new single family home
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Canada and Korea expand transport cooperation
MOU builds on Canada-Korea free trade agreement which came into force in January
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Shipowners fear European free trade
Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) with the European Union may hurt Canada’s short sea shipping industry, say stakeholders
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Canadian businesses only lukewarm to CETA
But more than 80 percent see trade as crucial to business success
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Canada’s couriers like Korea free trade
The Canadian Courier & Logistics Association (CCLA) applauds the Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (FTA)
