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Joanna Smith

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Ottawa Correspondent at The Logic

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  • 1 week ago | thelogic.co | Joanna Smith

    The federal government warned last year that Quebec’s stricter rules for French on packaging could become a source of tension in the coming review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), according to documents released through the Access to Information Act. (The Logic) Enter your email to read this article for free By entering your e-mail you consent to receiving commercial electronic messages from The Logic Inc.

  • 1 week ago | thelogic.co | Joanna Smith

    U.S. President Donald Trump has launched separate national-security investigations into foreign sources of critical minerals, pharmaceuticals and semiconductors—preparing the ground for sector-specific duties on those goods. (The Logic) Enter your email to read this article for free By entering your e-mail you consent to receiving commercial electronic messages from The Logic Inc.

  • 1 week ago | thelogic.co | Joanna Smith

    A new federal financing facility for large businesses struggling to sustain operations—and avoid layoffs—due to U.S. tariffs or Canada’s retaliation is now accepting applications, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne announced Tuesday. (The Logic)

  • 1 week ago | thelogic.co | Joanna Smith

    U.S. President Donald Trump said Sunday he will soon slap tariffs on semiconductors—shortly after the White House exempted them and other electronics from “reciprocal” tariffs. (The Logic) Subscribe now to start reading premium, award-winning journalism. By entering your e-mail you consent to receiving commercial electronic messages from The Logic Inc. containing news, updates, offers or promotions about The Logic Inc.’s products and services.

  • 1 week ago | thelogic.co | Joanna Smith

    OTTAWA — The British government is looking to back investments in Canadian projects—including nuclear energy—through its export credit agency, which helps firms secure financing so long as 20 per cent of their procurement comes from the United Kingdom. Subscribe now to start reading premium, award-winning journalism. By entering your e-mail you consent to receiving commercial electronic messages from The Logic Inc.

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Joanna Smith
Joanna Smith @smithjoanna
11 Apr 25

The British government is looking to back investments in Canadian projects—including nuclear energy—through its export credit agency, which helps firms secure financing so long as 20% of their procurement comes from the U.K. https://t.co/Jr0EWtGte5 #nuclear #CanadaUK

Joanna Smith
Joanna Smith @smithjoanna
9 Apr 25

New 20 per cent rule for U.S. content ‘changes the math’ for Canadian exporters already rushing to complete paperwork for North American trade deal https://t.co/RJhu433Lme #CanadaUSTradeWar #Tariffs #USMCA

Joanna Smith
Joanna Smith @smithjoanna
4 Apr 25

What happens when the White House subjects the entire world to weird math, and @davidreevely goes fishing: https://t.co/PLZwQgx6c2 via @the_logic #USPolitics