Ottawa to amend magazine bill

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The Canadian federal government will amend a controversial magazine legislation called Bill C-55 to avert a trade war with the US. The amendment will allow Bill C-55 to take effect only when the federal government decides it is needed. The legislation virtually bans split-run editions of foreign magazines, or Canadian editions of foreign periodicals that contain little Canadian content.

Periodical Publishers, Periodicals

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A mutual affair. Canada and the U.S. have too much at stake to let their border get in their way

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This article points out the strong trade relationship that exists between Canada and the U.S. One example of this relationship is that Canada has a $121 billion Cdn trade surplus with the U.S. and a $20 billion Cdn trade deficit with the European Union. NAFTA has helped strengthen the bilateral trade relationship.

International trade, United States foreign relations, Trade policy, International economic relations, Commercial policy, Canadian foreign relations

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Wind-power company plans B.C. project

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The planning of privately owned Kelowna, British Columbia based Quantum Wind Power Corp. to build a $250 million wind turbine factory in Squamish to supply renewable energy to customers in both Canada and United States is discussed.

Strategy & planning, Facilities & equipment, British Columbia, Planning, Buildings and facilities, Wind power plants, Wind power, Company business planning

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