Diversification… not exactly a new concept Bill Casey June 6, 2026 In 1958, Prime Minister John Diefenbaker was campaigning in an election for his second term as Prime Minister of Canada.… Read more
I would buy the Gripen Bill Casey January 30, 2026 F-35 vs Gripen fighter plane decision Canada is about to make a choice between two fighter jets to replace the… Read more
A tariffs and trading partner question Bill Casey October 9, 2025 I recently received this message:Hi, Bill. Do you suppose you could share on your blog your thoughts on U.S. tariffs,… Read more
Tariffs 101 Bill Casey May 1, 2025 During my time as M.P., I believe I became one of the most knowledgeable MPs about tariffs. I received my… Read more
Made in Canada matters more than ever Bill Casey April 4, 2025 I opened the refrigerator yesterday and there staring back at me were three proud Maple Leafs on the ketchup and… Read more
Canso, Acadian, Meteor, Monarch, Frontenac, Richelieu, Lucerne Bill Casey March 31, 2025 Up until the North American Auto Pact was signed in 1965, high tariffs were in place which prevented new cars… Read more
Backfire! Trump’s tariffs unintentionally boost Canadian industry Bill Casey March 25, 2025 The main goal of President Trump’s chaotic tariff announcements against Canada is to take jobs from Canada and relocate them… Read more
Tariffs… what are they? Bill Casey December 9, 2024 This morning at breakfast, Rosie asked me to explain tariffs. So here is what I told her. As an example,… Read more