100 days in: How Mexico’s new president has affected trade
Blog March 13, 2019 Mexico’s macroeconomic framework remains strong. But some of the president’s initial moves have investors concerned about policy implementation and contract certainty.
Keeping fingers on the pulse: How growth in Mexico offers benefits to Canadians
Blog January 08, 2019 Mexico is expected to step into a new chapter of economic growth.
The CUSMA clock is ticking
Weekly Commentary December 06, 2018 CUSMA: Bumpy road to ratification?
CUSMA: Deal or no deal for Canadian businesses?
Blog December 04, 2018 One of the real benefits of the new agreement is that it puts in place a new chapter for small and medium-sized businesses.
Mexico’s on the move, but stability remains for Canadian business
Article November 28, 2018 With a new president, what’s next for Mexico and Canadian exporters looking to succeed there?
Mexico: Forging ahead in the face of change
Webinar With a new president and trilateral trade deal, Mexico is on the move.
Canadian companies hungry for growth are still turning to the U.S. market
Article October 25, 2018 The U.S. is still a top choice for many Canadian companies looking to get a foothold internationally. The new USMCA secures this bilateral trade for the future.
How USMCA offers stability for Canada’s auto sector
Article October 24, 2018 Like many people in the Canadian auto parts sector, Craig Hodgins and his two partners at London Automotive and Manufacturing Ltd. are breathing a sigh of relief that the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) concluded with a positive resolution.
Do your duty: Higher de minimis requires more creative sales plans
Blog October 17, 2018 The proposed CUSMA will give exporters access to over 400 million customers in the U.S. and Mexico.
“Canada’s newest trade deal will provide stronger copyright protections for my work”
Blog October 11, 2018 The new USMCA has been heralded as a 21st century agreement. One way the agreement lends itself to the modern age is through its proposed intellectual property (IP) provisions.