U.S. Corporations and Canada's Economic Sovereignty
Canadians are concerned about their nation's sovereignty, with President Donald Trump's trade war threats being a major factor.
The federal government's approval of the acquisition of Parkland Corporation by Texas-based Sunoco has raised alarm bells, questioning their understanding of the threat to Canada's economic sovereignty.
From Big Oil to Big Tech, American firms are tightening their grip on Canada's economy — with Ottawa's quiet approval
Prime Minister Mark Carney's "Elbows Up" slogan captured the national mood, but the government's recent actions may indicate a lack of understanding of the threat to Canada's sovereignty.
Author's Summary
U.S. corporations are eroding Canada's economic sovereignty with Ottawa's approval.
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