EPISODE · Dec 5, 2024 · 12 MIN
The burden of protectionism: outlook for Canadian trade
from Osler Legal Outlook · host Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
In this article — "The burden of protectionism: outlook for Canadian trade" — we explore the growing global trend towards protectionist trade policies and the continuing trade uncertainty facing businesses in 2025. As international political and economic tensions continue to rise, more countries, including Canada, are adopting protectionist or mercantilist trade policies.This article is authored by Jesse Goldman and Matthew Kronby who are partners in the Competition, Trade and Foreign Investment Group at Osler, and Jacob Mantle, Danielle Chu, Chelsea Rubin, Zach Rudge who are associates in the group.Osler Legal Outlook is brought to you by Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP. Osler is a leading, national law firm with a singular focus — your business. We advise clients on an array of domestic and cross-border legal issues, drawing on the expertise of over 600 lawyers to provide the answers you need, when you need them.Osler Legal Outlook provides general information only and does not constitute legal or other professional advice. Specific advice should be sought in connection with your circumstances.For more information about Osler and for the full Osler Legal Outlook, please visit our website at osler.com.
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In this article — "The burden of protectionism: outlook for Canadian trade" — we explore the growing global trend towards protectionist trade policies and the continuing trade uncertainty facing businesses in 2025. As international political and economic tensions continue to rise, more countries, including Canada, are adopting protectionist or mercantilist trade policies. This article is authored by Jesse Goldman and Matthew Kronby who are partners in the Competition, Trade and Foreign Invest...
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