Canada Shouldn’t Give Trump Ammunition for His Illegal Trade War

By responding with counter-tariffs, the Canadian government risks weakening U.S. legal challenges to the most recent round of tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump, argues the MEI in this Economic Note. “The imposition of counter-tariffs…

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Section 107 and Labour Disruptions: A Clearer Federal Response to Major Transport Strikes

Faced with a rise in work stoppages with an outsized impact on our economy, especially in the transportation sector, the federal government is right to amend the labour code to take their existing or projected…

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No, operations performed in the private sector do not cost 35 per cent more, show documents obtained by the MEI

Montreal, September 30, 2026 – The treatments provided in specialized medical centres and paid for by the government do not cost 35 per cent more than they do in the public system, contrary to information transmitted…

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The imposition of counter-tariffs by the government of Canada is counterproductive. Canada has numerous allies in the United States who understand that free trade is mutually beneficial for our countries. Many are ready to defend this point before the courts; we should avoid making their job harder.

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