North American integration

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

As oil prices continue to slide, Colin Robertson on how Canada, the U.S. and Mexico can work together to kickstart continental competitiveness.

How does the pipeline project fit into the larger North American energy puzzle? By Stephen Blank and Monica Gattinger.

Overseas ‘hotspots’ get all the attention in U.S. foreign policy debates, but where does Canada fall?

The continental bonds of North America’s Three Amigos feel frayed. We can do better, says Jeremy Kinsman.

Lifting the requirement is Mexico’s main “ask” of Canada. We should listen.

Will repairing old transportation systems be good enough to meet increasing demands?

Regional cooperation is necessary to avoid past investments going to waste and to protect citizens from security threats, argues Brian Bow.

Stephen Blank on how Washington’s highway funding crisis threatens the North American economy.

Trade among Canada, the U.S., and Mexico is now almost four times greater than it was before NAFTA. Here we map out the flow of that trade.

It’s time for civil society to step into the political vacuum and tackle regional challenges, says Jennifer Jeffs.

Jennifer Jeffs on why Canada needs to forge educational ties with Mexico or risk being cut out of further North American integration.

Steve Saideman on why Canada isn’t free riding on American defence efforts – it’s just a relatively quiet partner.

Jennifer Jeffs on the NAFTA20 conference in San Antonio.