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Canada’s EU ambassador reveals what we really stand to gain from a partnership with Europe (opens the original)
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Adam Radwanski is a business columnist for the Star, focused on the intersection of the economy, politics and public policy. Reach him via email: aradwanski@thestar.ca What could Canadians tangibly gain from our potential new partnership with the European Union? And what might we have to give up? Itâs been hard to get much sense of that, amid overheated reactions to Canada confusingly being invited by the EU to become an âassociate memberâ â a position that doesnât currently exist, a
Mark Carney’s sweeping new bill gets one big thing right (opens the original)
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Adam Radwanski is a business columnist for the Star, focused on the intersection of the economy, politics and public policy. Reach him via email:Â aradwanski@thestar.ca Beneath all the noise, around the sweeping legislation with which Mark Carney kicked off this fallâs parliamentary sitting, lies his second attempt at tearing down one of the biggest and most long-standing obstacles to Canadaâs economic competitiveness and opportunity. For what feels like forever, companies seeking to build n
Mark Carney’s airport privatization pitch was a misstep, at an otherwise successful summit (opens the original)
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Adam Radwanski is a business columnist for the Star, focused on the intersection of the economy, politics and public policy. Reach him via email:Â aradwanski@thestar.ca If Mark Carney comes to regret anything out of his landmark foreign-investment summit, itâll be using his keynote speech to announce his airport privatization plans. That news probably didnât come as a shock to many of the elite folks in the room, since there was advance chatter that he’d signal next steps for taking that inf
Mark Carney’s foreign investment summit is like speed dating. The risks are real, but the opportunities could change Canada (opens the original)
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Adam Radwanski is a business columnist for the Star, focused on the intersection of the economy, politics and public policy. Reach him via email: aradwanski@thestar.ca Think of Prime Minister Mark Carneyâs foreign investment summit, this coming Monday and Tuesday, as a speed-dating session. Sure, there will be speeches â most notably by Carney himself, as well as by Stephen Harper â at the gathering of global CEOs at Torontoâs Four Seasons Hotel. Plus panels, breakout sessions, and ot
Carney's $1-trillion investment summit to feature pipelines, nuclear build-outs and data centres — but no airports (opens the original)
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Oil pipelines, nuclear build-outs, mines and data centres will anchor Mark Carneyâs pitch at next weekâs elite gathering of foreign investors in Toronto. But he may not be offering up Canadaâs airports, at least for now, based on a list of potential investments that the government began distributing to selected Investment Summit attendees on Wednesday. The document, a copy of which was obtained by the Star, offers a window into the aims of the much-hyped summit that the prime minister
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