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What China and Canada can learn from CETA

  • Canada has a problem. Since Pierre Trudeau’s government, Canada has been trying to diversify its trade away from the United States, first to Europe
Opinion | BY ROBERT HAGE | May 24, 2017
Chrystia Freeland, then Canada's trade minister, met with Martin Schulz, then the European Parliament's president, in October, 2016 as part of a blitz of meetings and phone calls over several months that eventually helped to seal the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the EU. Photograph by Melanie Wenger, courtesy of the European Union

What China and Canada can learn from CETA

Opinion | BY ROBERT HAGE | May 24, 2017
  • Canada has a problem. Since Pierre Trudeau’s government, Canada has been trying to diversify its trade away from the United States, first to Europe

What China and Canada can learn from CETA

Opinion | BY ROBERT HAGE | May 24, 2017
  • Canada has a problem. Since Pierre Trudeau’s government, Canada has been trying to diversify its trade away from the United States, first to Europe
Chrystia Freeland, then Canada's trade minister, met with Martin Schulz, then the European Parliament's president, in October, 2016 as part of a blitz of meetings and phone calls over several months that eventually helped to seal the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the EU. Photograph by Melanie Wenger, courtesy of the European Union

What China and Canada can learn from CETA

  • Canada has a problem. Since Pierre Trudeau’s government, Canada has been trying to diversify its trade away from the United States, first to Europe
Opinion | BY ROBERT HAGE | May 24, 2017
Chrystia Freeland, then Canada's trade minister, met with Martin Schulz, then the European Parliament's president, in October, 2016 as part of a blitz of meetings and phone calls over several months that eventually helped to seal the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the EU. Photograph by Melanie Wenger, courtesy of the European Union

What China and Canada can learn from CETA

Opinion | BY ROBERT HAGE | May 24, 2017
  • Canada has a problem. Since Pierre Trudeau’s government, Canada has been trying to diversify its trade away from the United States, first to Europe

What China and Canada can learn from CETA

Opinion | BY ROBERT HAGE | May 24, 2017
  • Canada has a problem. Since Pierre Trudeau’s government, Canada has been trying to diversify its trade away from the United States, first to Europe
Chrystia Freeland, then Canada's trade minister, met with Martin Schulz, then the European Parliament's president, in October, 2016 as part of a blitz of meetings and phone calls over several months that eventually helped to seal the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the EU. Photograph by Melanie Wenger, courtesy of the European Union
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