The Canada Institute was established in 2001 to increase awareness and knowledge about Canada and Canada-US issues within the US.
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🚨 Happening today: The North American Tariff Landscape
Don’t miss the opportunity to hear from @ANSLEY_Mx CEO @JCBakerMX and @NFTC Senior Director Brad Wood on what these policy shifts mean for the future of regional trade and investment!
Register now: buff.ly/lRPUkiR
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Roll call: US tariffs on G7 countries
🇨🇦 25% auto tariffs, 25% on non-USMCA compliant goods
🇪🇺(🇫🇷🇩🇪🇮🇹) 20% reciprocal tariffs
🇯🇵 24% reciprocal tariffs
🇬🇧 10% reciprocal tariffs
ALL: 25% steel and aluminum tariffs
Finance ministers’ meeting on May 20 in Alberta should be fun.
Check out @AmerLeadInt’s new webinar: USMCA & U.S. Relations with Mexico and Canada, featuring Arizona Representative @RepGregStanton, @LSEPublicPolicy’s Professor @VRubioMarquez, CI Director @USCanada_Sands, and moderated by @McLartyAssoc’s @KellieMeimanH!
Watch the full webinar here: buff.ly/3vvNgMw
Learn more about the latest updates on the Canadian election with pollster and Global Fellow @niknanos here: buff.ly/BquzlcZ
“(What) was once a 27-pont advantage, 47-20 for the Conservatives is now a dead heat, basically a statistical coin toss between the Conservatives and the Liberals.”
Join CI Senior Program Associate @XaviADelgado, Research Associate @madi_lipson, and Global Fellow @niknanos as they discuss the upcoming federal election in Canada: buff.ly/mbIJuZ1
Want to know more about the top issues for Canadian voters heading to the polls on April 28? Watch this interview between CI Senior Program Associate @XaviADelgado and Research Associate @madi_lipson with pollster and Global Fellow @niknanos to find out 👉 buff.ly/HjCPG3T
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EPISODE 106 🎙️The World Wants What Canada Has
@beth_a_burke and @USCanada_Sands take in the view from British Columbia with former Premier @christyclarkbc, and a look at how Canada’s economy and resources have it poised to thrive in the 21st Century. 1/2
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“We're seeing some major issues between #Canada and the #UnitedStates playing out very publicly, not to mention comments that question Canada's sovereignty and challenge its status as an independent nation.”
— @XaviADelgado
➡️ Listen now: bit.ly/4iIWwhe
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"Free and fair elections are routinely expected in #Canada, but, for Canadians, the next federal general election is looking like an election about being free and treated fair," writes @CanadaInstitute Director @USCanada_Sands. #CanadaElection2025
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📢 Happening Next Week! The North American Tariff Landscape 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇲🇽
Join @TheWilsonCenter for an in-depth discussion on the evolving tariff policies impacting North America
🎙️Speakers
🟢 @JCBakerMX
🟢 @BradRWood
🎙️Moderator
🟢 @chrissiemurray,@FT
🤝🏼Co-Sponsor🇨🇦@CanadaInstitute
A huge thank you to everyone who tuned in to our webinar, Five Years After Lockdown: Lessons from COVID-19 for Borders and Public Health, this Monday!
A special thank you to our moderator @USCanada_Sands and our panelists Laurie Trautman, @edwardalden, and @mollymotoole for joining us and sharing their insights on the future of borders and public health for the post-COVID world.
Missed the event? Check out the full recording here 👉 buff.ly/ql9SMvn
On March 23, Prime Minister @MarkJCarney called for a snap election against the backdrop of a downturn in US-Canada relations. What are the most important issues for Canadians going to the polls this April 28, and how could Canada’s new leader potentially navigate relations with the United States?
Read more from CI Director @USCanada_Sands’s to find out 👉 buff.ly/vpRszXC
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🗳️Canadians head to the polls on April 28:
3.5 years after the last federal election
3 years after the trucker protests
4 months after Trudeau’s resignation announcement
2 months after the US kicked off a North American trade war
1 month after Carney was sworn in as PM
On April 28, Canadians will go to the polls to choose their next leaders. Follow the latest news here: theglobeandmail.com/politics…
On April 2, the reciprocal tariffs recently announced by the Trump administration are set to go into effect on top of the initial tariffs already implemented. What are their implications for the future of North American trade and USMCA?
Join us next Thursday from 10:30AM–12:00PM EDT to discuss the potential economic impacts, policy responses, and strategies for businesses to navigate these changes.
RSVP here: buff.ly/lRPUkiR
🚨 Happening today: Five Years After Lockdown: Lessons from COVID-19 for Borders and Public Health
Don’t miss the opportunity to hear from our panelists about the future of border management and public health in North America!
RSVP here: buff.ly/XC98SXX
CI Senior Program Associate @XaviADelgado recently sat down with @JohnMilewski from the Need to Know podcast to discuss how Canadian sentiment towards the US is shifting.
Listen to the full episode here 👉 buff.ly/N40PBSK
This March marks five years since the declaration from the World Health Organization of COVID-19 as a global pandemic. What are some lessons we can learn about border management from this crisis?
Join us next Monday, March 24, from 10:00–11:00 AM EDT for a discussion with our panelists, @BPRI_WWU Director Laurie Trautman, @WWU Professor of US-Canada Economic Relations @edwardalden, and author and journalist @mollymotoole, on the future of borders and public health.
RSVP for the event here 👉 buff.ly/e3sHkGD
Tune in to Need to Know’s new episode to hear from CI Senior Program Associate @XaviADelgado about Mark Carney’s background, the potential for an early election, and how Canadian sentiment toward the US is shifting: buff.ly/YLbtxLR
🚨 Upcoming event: Five Years After Lockdown: Lessons from COVID-19 for Borders and Public Health
📅 March 24, 10:00–11:00 AM EDT
Join us for a discussion with @BPRI_WWU Director Laurie Trautman, @WWU Professor of US-Canada Economic Relations @edwardalden, and author and journalist @mollymotoole on some of the lessons learned in border management during COVID-19, and what this means for the future of borders and public health.
Register for the event here: buff.ly/aebe9Ah
