Nick Taylor-Vaisey is the Ottawa bureau chief at Open File. He covers general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, bringing local stories to the forefront. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, POLITICO Europe, POLITICO, Yahoo Finance, E&E News, and MSN.
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Negotiators are closing in on a trade deal. Opposition leaders want to know what Canada is giving up.
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OTTAWA — As a Canada-U.S. trade war escalates, Prime Minister Mark Carney is not mincing words in the economic border battle now underway.
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Ottawa had initially intended to slap 25 percent levies on U.S. seafood imports as of Sept. 8.
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