Canada Letter: The Land Where Trade Talks Make Headlines
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Canada Letter: The Land Where Trade Talks Make Headlines
Read: Trump Talks Tough on China and Mexico, but Trade Actions Hit Canada Read: How the Trump Administration Is Doing Renegotiating Nafta Read: U.S. Slaps Duties on Canadian Jet, Raising Trade Tensions Read: In Trump Era, Boeing
Trade Case Boils Over Into ‘Multicountry Feud’ Read: In Trade Actions, Trump Embraces Unpredictability Nearly 30 years after it made Julia Roberts a star, the film "Pretty Woman" is making its way to a stage on Broadway.
Read: Nothing Is Too Strange for Cities Wooing Amazon to Build There The podcast version of The
Times’s Modern Love column will be part of Toronto’s Hot Docs Podcast Festival on Oct. 15.
Get Ready Canadian cities have been actively wooing Jeff Bezos, the leader of Amazon,
to get him to establish a second headquarters for the retailing giant in their areas.
A native of Windsor, Ontario, Ian Austen was educated in Toronto, lives in Ottawa
and has reported about Canada for The New York Times for over a decade.
In the United States, which initiated this vast shuffling of bureaucrats from North American capital
to North American capital, trade tends to take a back seat to other policy and political issues.
Read: Trump Talks Tough on China and Mexico, but Trade Actions Hit Canada Read: How the Trump Administration Is Doing Renegotiating Nafta Read: U.S. Slaps Duties on Canadian Jet, Raising Trade Tensions Read: In Trump Era, Boeing
Trade Case Boils Over Into ‘Multicountry Feud’ Read: In Trade Actions, Trump Embraces Unpredictability Nearly 30 years after it made Julia Roberts a star, the film "Pretty Woman" is making its way to a stage on Broadway.
Read: Nothing Is Too Strange for Cities Wooing Amazon to Build There The podcast version of The
Times’s Modern Love column will be part of Toronto’s Hot Docs Podcast Festival on Oct. 15.
Get Ready Canadian cities have been actively wooing Jeff Bezos, the leader of Amazon,
to get him to establish a second headquarters for the retailing giant in their areas.
A native of Windsor, Ontario, Ian Austen was educated in Toronto, lives in Ottawa
and has reported about Canada for The New York Times for over a decade.
In the United States, which initiated this vast shuffling of bureaucrats from North American capital
to North American capital, trade tends to take a back seat to other policy and political issues.