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Donald Trump · CanadaLet’s start with a bit of an introduction to your role at the Center on Global Energy Policy. I lead the research team at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University in New York. We’re part of the School of International and Public Affairs, so our focus is really on the intersection of geopolitics, technology markets, and energy security, but from a global perspective. Of course, these days, you can’t talk about energy security wit…See the Story
Geopolitics and Energy: Robert Johnston Discusses US-Canada Tariffs and Their Impacts
South Carolina · South CarolinaBy Michelle Chai & Graeme Hiebert As Canadian importers are feeling the squeeze of the new tariff regime, the Canadian Federal Government has implemented some processes which they hope will provide Canadian businesses and importers with some much-needed relief. Background To date, Canada’s “retaliatory” tariffs against the United States have been implemented via a series of Orders in Council issued by the Department of Finance Canada, beginning …Read Article
Relief (potentially) in sight – The availability of remission under the Canadian retaliatory tariff regime (Part I) - Stewart McKelvey
Mount Pearl · Mount PearlBy Joe Thorne and Danielle Harris After a brief two years of recognition in this province of a common law claim for breach of privacy, it seems its time has come to an end – for now. Background Following a workplace harassment complaint against Steve Kent, the then-Chief Administrative Officer of the City of Mount Pearl (the “City”), Mr. Kent was placed on leave while the City undertook an investigation. When the investigation began, Mr. Kent …Read Article
