Tracy Moran is a Managing Editor at GZERO Daily. She covers a wide range of topics including international news, government and politics, and workforce issues, with a focus on regional interest and world affairs. Tracy's work has been featured in numerous publications such as the Sault Star, Winnipeg Sun, and National Post, among others.
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Tracy Moran's coverage primarily focuses on world affairs, international relations, and government & politics. She has a keen interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to the Middle East, Israel, Palestine, conflict, violence, politics and human rights.
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By: Tracy Moran
Managing director of Marsh Risk Canada has an intimate view of what industry is seeing and he feels bullish on U.S.-Canada trade.
By: Tracy Moran
Whether the measures are legal may not matter: they put Canada in a difficult position of worsening the trade war or playing Trump's game
By: Tracy Moran
Canada faces even more U.S. tariff pressure as Trump expands forced-labour trade action.
By: Tracy Moran
Rollback of a Boundary Waters mining moratorium raises questions about whether Trump's pressure campaign could extend to water agreements.
By: Tracy Moran
Trump’s threatened 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods raise possible legal, trade and industry fallout ahead of August 19 deadline.
Haitian former TPS holders are scrambling for legal options as U.S. protections end — and many are looking north.
By: Tracy Moran
The U.S. and Canada face a shared problem shaped by climate change, forest type, access, and years of fire suppression.
The customs crackdown may push Canadian firms to rethink their U.S. importer, bonding, and broker arrangements.
By: Tracy Moran
With 50 per cent tariffs looming, Ottawa is trying to determine whether Trump wants real concessions — or simply a political win.
By: Tracy Moran
If the U.S. imposes 338 tariffs, Ottawa must weigh whether to retaliate, pursue slow legal action, or simply wait Trump out.
