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Why Canada and the EU want a 'unique alliance'
Source: The Globe and Mail
Trade Policy & Supply ChainGeopolitics & War
Canada and the European Union are pursuing what Prime Minister Mark Carney calls a “unique alliance,” signaling closer cooperation between the two powers. The article frames the partnership around the reasons Canada and the EU have drawn closer, with potential implications for trade alignment, supply-chain resilience, and geopolitical coordination.
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