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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2026 · 19 MIN

Canada–U.S. Trade Talks Explained – An Interview with David Paterson

from The Allan Small Financial Show · host Allan Small

Ontario's representative in Washington, D.C., David Paterson, joins Allan Small to break down the current state of Canada–U.S. trade relations and what lies ahead for the USMCA. With renegotiations approaching critical deadlines, Paterson explains how Ontario is navigating tariffs, political uncertainty, and shifting U.S. priorities—while continuing to attract global investment. The conversation explores why Ontario remains strategically vital to the U.S. economy, the importance of integrated supply chains, and where Canada's true competitive advantages lie. Topics include tariffs on steel, aluminum, and autos, trade diversification, energy security, critical minerals, artificial intelligence, intellectual property, and why long-term economic growth depends increasingly on intangible assets. An essential discussion for business owners, investors, and anyone following Canada–U.S. trade and economic policy. Do you have a question about investing? Feel free to call me at 416-332-3863 or email me at [email protected]

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