Deconstructing Canada in an Age of Global Competition

May 29, 2009

According to Carin Holroyd of the Institute for Research on Public Policy, the perennial Canadian task of balancing federal-provincial powers and responsibilities faces a new challenge in the age of economic globalization. Holroyd asserts that over the past two decades, provincial and territorial governments have become increasingly active in promoting international trade and investment. Furthermore, she says, this paradiplomacy could be advantageous to Canada if it is coordinated properly with federal initiatives.

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From the May 29, 2009 issue of Canada Watch, a weekly summary of Canadian news and information sources compiled by the Canadian Embassy in Washington, DC.