Canada’s Relationship with the United States Is not the Problem, It Is the Solution
But the transition will not be without pain. Among the oxen to be gored would be supply management, energy regulations, cultural (CanCon) rules, banking and financial regulations, shipping regulations, and interprovincial trade barriers;
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Let’s begin with the first paradox. History teaches that expansive geography, natural beauty, and abundant resources do not by themselves guarantee economic success. Small nations with limited geography and resources such as Great Britain, Japan, and the Netherlands have developed successful economic models proven over time. The absence of resources can often be a source of innovation and creative strategies.
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