Derek Decloet is the Managing Editor at Canada. He covers a range of topics including business and economics, finance, real estate, and the telecommunications industry, with a particular focus on the Canadian market and business leaders. Derek's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Bloomberg News, Fortune, and Yahoo Finance, among others.
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By: Brian Platt, Derek Decloet, Laura Dhillon Kane
Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland was wrapping up a meeting of a special cabinet group on US relations on Monday evening in Ottawa when a fresh crisis emerged: Donald Trump made a tariff threat on social media.
By: Derek Decloet
Canadian automobile plants are set to produce about 1.3 million vehicles this year, the lowest level in decades outside the Covid pandemic, as US companies idle factories in the country amid slowing demand, according to a manufacturing think-tank.
By: Melissa Shin, Derek Decloet
The leader of Canada’s largest provincial economy wants to take his argument against tariffs directly to the Trump administration — making the case that China would be the main beneficiary if North American countries become engulfed in a trade war.
By: Melissa Shin, Derek Decloet
(Bloomberg) -- The leader of Canada's largest provincial economy wants to take his argument against tariffs directly to the Trump administration — making the case that China would be the main beneficiary if North American countries become engulfed in a trade war.
By: Derek Decloet, Thomas Seal
More than 50 Liberal Party members of parliament from Ontario came to a “consensus” during a conference call that Justin Trudeau must step down as prime minister, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported
By: Thomas Seal, Derek Decloet
More than 50 Liberal Party members of parliament from Ontario came to a “consensus” during a conference call that Justin Trudeau must step down as prime minister, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported.
By: Thomas Seal, Derek Decloet
More than 50 Liberal Party members of parliament from Ontario came to a “consensus” during a conference call Saturday that Justin Trudeau must step down as prime minister, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. reported.
By: Brian Platt, Derek Decloet
(Bloomberg) -- Justin Trudeau will announce Monday morning he plans to resign as leader of Canada's Liberal Party, according to a person familiar with the matter, triggering a contest to replace him as prime minister.
By: Brian Platt, Derek Decloet
(Bloomberg) -- Justin Trudeau will announce Monday morning he plans to resign as leader of Canada's Liberal Party, according to a person familiar with the matter, triggering a contest to replace him as prime minister.
By: Brian Platt, Derek Decloet
(Bloomberg) -- Justin Trudeau will announce Monday morning he plans to resign as leader of Canada’s Liberal Party, according to a person familiar with the matter, triggering a contest to replace him as prime minister.Most Read from BloombergIs This Weird Dome the Future of Watching Sports?NYC Congestion Pricing to Take Effect After Years of DelaysNYC Congestion Pricing Takes Effect After Years of DelaysDon’t Shrink the BusCan American Drivers Learn to Love Roundabouts?Trudeau’s office has schedu
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