Category: Canada

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TARIFFS 101

Tariffs have been in the news a lot in 2024. If you’re a business owner or investor, tariffs can impact

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B2B payment practices trends, Canada 2024

Nearly half of the companies surveyed in Canada report no improvement in poor B2B customer payment behavior over the past

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Canada 2024: B2B payment practices trends

Poor payment practices have been a significant challenge for many Canadian businesses. According to the Atradius Payment Practices Barometer survey

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How the upcoming U.S. election could impact Canadian companies

We are currently experiencing uncertain times due to wars in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, coupled with growing economic

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Canadian seafood exporters: Casting a wider net in the Indo-Pacific

The Indo-Pacific region has become an attractive prospect for Canadian seafood exporters, presenting an expansive and expanding market. Seafood holds

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Measuring geopolitical risk

The apprehension regarding geopolitical uncertainty has persistently loomed over Canadian exporters engaged in international business. However, the current scenario, marked

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Need for speed: Canadian cleantech in race to decarbonization

For Jeff Keats, home will always be Canada’s East Coast, but when it comes to climate change, he’s a firm

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Counting pennies

While the probability of a systemic sovereign debt crisis remains low, and the vast majority of Canadian exporters tend to

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Building trust with Indigenous businesses

In Canada, the business landscape is enriched by over 50,000 Indigenous-owned companies, representing First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities. This

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Diversify your business through free trade agreements

When Félix Gauthier acquired a Quebec-based bike company 35 years ago, he couldn’t have foreseen that his Devinci brand would