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Carney’s push to expand Canada’s exports to other countries won’t be easy

Canada has spent much of its history seeking to cement close ties with the U.S. while failing to seek opportunities elsewhere. We've failed to develop the Canadian-controlled firms with the scale and scope to serve world markets with unique products and services.

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BY DAVID CRANE
September 29, 2025

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