Mark Rendell is a Reporter at The Globe and Mail. He specializes in business and economics, covering topics such as economic policy, international finance, and regional economies in both the United States and Canada. Mark's work has been featured in various outlets, including Castanet Media, WPTV, Business Times Journal, and World Wealth Journal.
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Mark Rendell's work is heavily focused on finance, the economy and government announcements in Canada. He frequently references official data and reports from government institutions such as the Bank of Canada. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights or analysis related to Canadian economic indicators, trends in interest rates, housing market dynamics and other topics pertinent to the Canadian financial landscape.
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By: Marieke Walsh, Mark Rendell
Canada’s chief trade negotiator to the United States, Janice Charette, will also attend meetings, spokesperson says
By: Mark Rendell
Office will be housed inside Global Affairs Canada, act as hub for identifying and advancing international deals for companies in strategic sectors
By: Adrian Morrow, Mark Rendell
U.S. has a priority list of about 10 items it wants dealt with, source says
By: Eric Atkins, Mark Rendell
Negotiators are seeking a trade agreement in Washington before President imposes 50% tariffs on a wide range of Canadian goods
By: Jason Kirby, Mark Rendell
Tickers mentioned in this story Symbol Name % change Last Kp Tissue Inc Canada Goose Holdings Inc
By: Mark Rendell, Marieke Walsh, Adrian Morrow
U.S. President did not specify what was in the agreement nor confirm he would cancel planned levies entirely
By: Marieke Walsh, Adrian Morrow, Mark Rendell
Premiers, industry representatives scramble for information about what Ottawa agreed to pause tariffs
By: Mark Rendell, Bill Curry
Government also outlined a $7.5-billion support package for workers and businesses
By: Sherrill Sutherland, Mark Rendell
Canada’s auto industry has been hit hard in the past year by U.S. President Donald Trump’s sectoral tariffs
By: Mark Rendell, Bill Curry, Marie Woolf
Restaurant industry was concerned the move would drive up prices, including of shrimp
