North America

Colin Robertson spells out the infrastructure and partnerships needed in North America to maximize gains from recent developments in the energy sector.

Canada, the U.S., and Mexico need to focus on immediate, common challenges, not high-level negotiations, argue Jennifer Jeffs and Stephen Blank.

Twenty years ago, North American integration made a lot of sense. Today, the need isn’t there, says Jean Daudelin.

Danielle Goldfarb on how growing Chinese exports to the U.S. are changing the economic landscape for Canadian industries.

Will the next four years see North America become the new Middle East? With advances in extracting oil and gas, there’s a good chance, writes Duncan Wood.

Jennifer Jeffs reflects on how far North America has come since NAFTA was signed 20 years ago and how the continent can continue to grow together.

Pierre Martin on why Republicans aren’t so good for Canada.

Jennifer Jeffs reports on Mexican Foreign Minister Patricia Espinosa’s recent visit to Canada.

Jennifer Jeffs considers how the continent has integrated – and how it hasn’t – nearly 20 years after NAFTA.

Jennifer Jeffs is worried that the Prime Minister is playing China against the United States.

KeystoneXL is no environmental victory. WWF Canada CEO Gerald Butts on why it will eventually be built.

If the new global order is regional, then Canada needs a continental vision, argues Robert Pastor.