Ryan Cardwell: Supply Management Isn’t Free: nationalpost.com/opinion/ryan-c…

Who would surveil and try to intimidate a journalist like this, and do they think this is in any way OK in a democratic society?

Finally able to announce what we've been cooking up for months. Welcome aboard, Rob Breakenridge! readtheline.ca/p/announcement…

The internal trade momentum continues. The MOU itself doesn't do much, so we'll have to await the follow through. But if full mutual recognition occurs between BC-ON, that might be worth over $5 billion to #cdnecon. MOU: ontario.ca/page/economic-… Paper: iedm.org/bilateral-brea…

A separate Alberta would be a poorer Alberta. My latest for The Hub on the fiscal and economic fantasies of those promoting independence: thehub.ca/2025/07/24/tre… #cdnecon #cdnpoli

“A Globe and Mail analysis of U.S. trade data shows the majority of Canadian goods flowed across the border duty-free in May, with Canada enjoying an effective tariff rate that was well below that of most other countries...” Stay on Target. 🇨🇦 theglobeandmail.com/business/artic…

What I worried about has happened. A completely unequal “deal” between the US and the EU. Have no doubt: asymmetric 15% tariffs are a EU defeat. When the law of the jungle prevails, the weak have little choice than to accept their fate. But Europe could potentially have been

Finances of the Nation and the Lazaridis School of Business & Economics are thrilled to announce the winner of the third annual 2025 Infographic Competition is Hannah Tsui and Matthew Tang of Corpus Cristi College! Details here: financesofthenation.ca/2025/07/29/win… #cdnecon #takeecon

Opinion: What makes supply management so uniquely vile? Let me count the ways /via The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…

Tariffs are a systematic attack on American prosperity. The arguments presented for tariffs are a sustained insult to American intelligence.

Debunking Trump tariff lies on the new David Frum Show podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tru…

The Bank of Canada left interest rates unchanged, citing uncertainty posed by US tariffs, but kept the door open to more cuts if the economy weakens and inflation pressures stay in check. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

My statement on Canada-U.S. trade:

1. The data are not missing anything. The overall effective rate is inclusive of---and almost entirely driven by---the sectoral tariffs. They're harmful, and I've never said otherwise, but they're not changing. The situation today for these sectors is the same as it was

Been watching this building activity daily on my commute. Incredible speed putting this together! Really interesting 👇 cbc.ca/news/canada/ca…

There's a cost to Alberta if we build additional borders, warns economist Trevor Tombe Full interview in the inaugural episode of @The_Lineca Alberta: youtube.com/watch?v=7Xbk1j…