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    Canadian exports rose 2.1% in October, exports to countries outside U.S. hit record high
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    Canadian exports rose 2.1% in October, exports to countries outside U.S. hit record high

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    1. darrylgorn on

      I’m not a fan of Mark Carney.

      In fact, I think the budget sucks, his tariff policy sucks, his environmental policy sucks and his housing policy sucks. And let’s not also forget how he simply bends over during negotiations with this US.

      Having said that, if this trend of dealing with other countries continues, it would be the one sliver of hope that I have for this government. Whether it’s making reasonable trade deals with China and Europe or forming a new international military alliance after NATO dissolves, those are legitimately positive steps toward national security.

      The government and the people are at least somewhat aligned in the notion moving away from US involvement and that should be the central theme for the next 4 years.

    2. FriendshipOk6223 on

      It is finally a good news. Reducing our dépendance to the US will take time and a lot of efforts but i am glad to see some early promising signs.

    3. BruceNorris482 on

      Most people missed the calculation that the world’s second biggest trade partner tariffing everyone would also shift trade to other alternative (Us). 

    4. Kheprisun on

      >At the same time, exports to non-U.S. countries rose by 15.6% after an 11.8% increase in September, and have now hit a new record high.

      The benefits of the trading partner diversification are taking effect much quicker than I had anticipated, this is great news.

    5. lastmanstandingx on

      Im sure pierre poilievre will complain.

      That the policy he advocated for has the desired effect he wanted.

      And the conservative base will lap it up without any comprehension of the irony.

    6. sharp11flat13 on

      Gee, who would have thought that someone with a doctorate in economics who had been the Governor of not one but two central banks would be the right person to reshape our economy?

      Well, me for one. Go Mark!