Continuing from Part 8 on the topic of country of origin labeling: Transparency? In this case, I’m going to go outside the scope of the TPP, but I think this would definitely relate to issues that affect Canada when it … Continue reading →
The implications for Canada of a fast-tracked Trans-Pacific Partnership www.nationalobserver.com, Stuart Trew & Scott Sinclair | 4 June 2015 . . . only five of the TPP’s 30-plus chapters directly relating to trade . . . . . . 80 … Continue reading →
Canada-European Union: Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) Negotiations Related: EU-Canada trade agreement threatens European fracking bans – also NAFTA example Canadian independence betrayed to Europe on two fronts as world government constructed Globalist Canada-EU trade deal (CETA)
Continue reading →EU-Canada trade agreement threatens European fracking bans Pia Eberhardt, www.publicserviceeurope.com | May 7, 2013 . . . But The right to say no (http://corporateeurope.org/publications/right-say-no-eu-canada-trade-agreement-threatens-fracking-bans) – a new research paper from Corporate Europe Observatory, the Transnational Institute and the Council of … Continue reading →
10 Reasons Why the Canada-EU Deal is a Big Deal By Danielle Goldfarb, Associate Director of the Conference Board of Canada’s Global Commerce Centre (http://www.conferenceboard.ca/itic/default.aspx), opencanada.org, Canadian International Council (CIC) |December 12, 2012 ‘The Harper government is aiming for a … Continue reading →
The new world order continues to take shape as national sovereignty is surrendered in endless treaties. embassymag.ca, January 25, 2012: EU trade deal expected by summer Canadian-European trade talks. It’s always called “free” trade. Talks began in 2009 for the … Continue reading →