Canada

With a limited window of opportunity, can Canada tap Asia’s growing natural gas market?

The decision to allow the acquisition of Nexen by foreign firms came with some interesting stipulations.

While the deal makes sense economically, Stephen Harper’s government must navigate the political minefield of China SOEs in Canada.

While PM Harper has made engaging Asia a priority, Canada needs added substance to its regional diplomacy.

A new report urges the Harper government to transform Canada’s economic engagement into a comprehensive approach.

Despite efforts by Beijing to invest in Canada’s vast natural resources, challenges remain.

Through free trade and energy Canada is establishing a long-term Asia strategy.

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper can’t seem to keep away from Asia these days. He has a decade of relative neglect to make up for.

A new arrangement for uranium exports from Canada to China raises some troubling questions.

A trip to Burma by Canada’s foreign minister suggests a shift in policy toward the junta. It could also herald closer engagement with Southeast Asia.

The Canadian government has been a late convert to the benefits of the Trans-Pacific Partnership. But will it be willing to make the changes necessary to fit in?

A new row on the use of torture for terrorist suspects shines an unflattering light on Canada’s ties with certain Asian nations.