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Canada seeks EU alignment to address U.S. digital trade tensions

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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What happened

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Steve Verheul, a former chief trade negotiator, stated that Canada should work more closely with allies like the European Union to develop a unified position on digital issues. He noted that the United States views policies targeting large technology companies as discriminatory.

From prpeak.com

Why it matters

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Digital issues, including the Online News Act and sovereign cloud concerns, are identified as a major trade conflict point with the United States. Verheul argued that Canada must find ways to move forward by developing a unified stance with other countries that share similar interests.

From prpeak.com

Who's involved

  • MillerPresident of the consulting group Rideau Potomac Strategy Group

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Possible knock-on effects

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    YouTube might face changes in revenue or operational costs due to regulatory action resulting from Canada-EU alignment targeting large U.S. tech companies.

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