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America is starting to feel the cost of its trade war. Canada should pay attention.

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By Michael Graydon
| fhcp.ca
For months, Canadians have understood something that is increasingly becoming apparent south of the border: there are no real winners in a trade war between Canada and the United States. We are too integrated, too economically dependent on one another and too important to each other's prosperity. The latest escalation of U.S. tariffs against Canada has understandably generated anger here at home. But something important is happening in the United States as well.
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Canada’s response to economic uncertainty should be to build

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By Michael Graydon
| fhcp.ca
For decades, one assumption sat quietly beneath Canada's economic strategy: our relationship with the United States was stable, predictable and permanent. The United States will remain our most important trading partner. But recent events have taught us that predictability can no longer be taken for granted. That should fundamentally change the way Canada thinks about its economy.
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Canada needs to build food export champions, not simply grow more food

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By Michael Graydon
| fhcp.ca
Much of the discussion around Canada's food sector focuses on increasing production: more acres, higher yields, greenhouse expansion, and greater export volumes. Those are important, but they are not what will make Canada a global food superpower. Government is already investing heavily in production through the Food Security Strategy, the FCC, and controlled-environment agriculture. Likewise, calls to "cut red tape," while important, have become expected rather than transformative.
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