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- Sep 29, 2026
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Opinion: Regulators deservedly get their knuckles rapped in review of Canada’s anti-money laundering regime (opens the original)
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Canada’s financial-crime watchdogs require remedial action of their own. The Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global body that sets standards to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, gave Canadian regulators a tepid evaluation of their oversight of banks and other businesses at high risk of being tainted by dirty money. Rating the overall effectiveness of domestic regulators as “moderate” in its report published Tuesday, the FATF found Canada’s efforts to fight financial crime ha
Opinion: Trump’s position on Chinese autos is as clear as mud. That’s a problem, including for Canada (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump is blowing hot and cold on Chinese cars – creating yet another headache for American automakers. The auto industry’s consternation over his vacillating views was palpable Thursday as Mr. Trump pulled out all the stops to greet China’s President Xi Jinping for talks at the White House. Days earlier, groups representing domestic and foreign vehicle manufacturers, suppliers and dealers came together to exhort Mr. Trump to prohibit Chinese automakers from assembling, impo
Opinion: SEC wants to get rid of shareholder proposals, setting another dangerous precedent for Canada (opens the original)
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission was created to protect investors after the 1929 stock market crash. Now, the world’s most influential securities regulator is trying to muzzle them instead. Last week, the SEC announced its intention to scrap a rule that has enabled investors to file shareholder proposals at U.S. public companies for more than 80 years. The controversial plan is the SEC’s latest gambit to disempower investors as part of the Trump administration’s deregulation drive. If
Opinion: Carney is pushing hard to diversify trade. But will businesses leap into foreign markets? (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Mark Carney is working overtime to diversify trade away from the United States – and forging a deeper alliance with the European Union is pivotal to his strategy. Mr. Carney did not name the U.S. during his address to the European Parliament on Thursday. But President Donald Trump’s global trade war provided the backdrop for his remarks. The Prime Minister made pointed comments about the weaponization of trade, the coercive use of tariffs and the exploitation of global supply chai
Opinion: Canada must avoid a BRICS-like quandary as it forges stronger ties with Europe (opens the original)
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Strasbourg, France, is the perfect place to build an alliance. As the official seat of the European Parliament, this historic city located in France’s northeast near the border with Germany, is steeped in cross-cultural influences. A testament to the reconciliation of the continent’s most influential countries after the Second World War, it provides a fitting backdrop for Prime Minister Mark Carney’s mission to strengthen Canada’s economic and security ties with Europe. Mr. Carney, who will addr
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