Rita Trichur

Rita Trichur

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Rita Trichur is a prominent Canadian journalist known for her insights into trade and economic policies. She has reported extensively on the impacts of tariffs and trade agreements on Canada, offering critical analysis on issues such as the flow of fentanyl and firearms across the U.S.-Canada border. Recently, she was in the news discussing the significance of trade enforcement in combating these pressing issues.

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Canada Canada: Rita Trichur reported on the Gordie Howe International Bridge and criticized Ottawa's accountability for major projects. 6

The Globe and Mail: Carney would rather concede to Trump than risk short-term economic pain

Canada Canada: Rita Trichur questions whether Canadian taxpayers will be repaid for the Gordie Howe International Bridge. 5

The Globe and Mail: Gordie Howe International Bridge report shows how Ottawa shirks accountability for major projects

Canada Canada: Rita Trichur writes about the need for Ottawa to manage systemic risks and criminal enforcement in capital markets. 7

The Globe and Mail: Ottawa owes it to investors to manage systemic risks and criminal enforcement in capital markets

Canada Canada: Rita Trichur reported on the outgoing Telus CEO's case for nixing the foreign investment cap for large telecoms. 5

The Globe and Mail: Outgoing Telus CEO presents sunny view of his tenure, despite stock price challenges

Canada Canada: Rita Trichur writes about the potential of the Port of Churchill as a key nation-building project. 6

The Globe and Mail: War in the Middle East makes the case for more Canadian energy and expanding the Port of Churchill

Canada Canada: Rita Trichur discusses the implications of Trump's actions on the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Canada's independence. 7

The Globe and Mail: Canada’s GDP rebounds in third quarter, but trade numbers mask broader weakness