Sidhu positions LNG and data centres as Canada's key trade offerings
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Sidhu highlighted Canada's five LNG projects on its Pacific coast and emerging data centre investment opportunities as critical assets for Southeast Asian diversification amid energy security concerns and AI demand.
“There's energy from both sides to get a deal done, and that's the most important part.”
Maninder Sidhu, Canada's Trade Minister · rss ↗Maninder Sidhu Canada's Trade Minister
Mark Carney Canadian Prime Minister
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Hey! A question I’m actually qualified to answer lol. Tons, actually. Ube for one thing - most ube comes from the Philippines and there’s definitely a shortage. As mentioned above, other agricultural products such as coconuts, rice, mangoes, etc. As for what they want from us, surprisingly a few things. Pork being one! Certain cuts are a delicacy…
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Free Market economies will tend to flow towards the easiest revenue. The US-Canada shipping proximity means that this is the most likely outcome provided there are no artificial barriers. Source: I run a scientific equipment company out of Winnipeg. Aside from our Canadian customers, we have quite a few US customers. We have almost no customers in…
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In the last 100 years, no American president has treated Canada with hostility. We are close to the US so transportation costs are cheap. In addition, the US is the largest market in the world for single country, and they are wealthy too. The cheap transportation costs to the US, the fact that they are the largest market in the world and they are…
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