As Woodfinden notes, no one on either side seems entirely sure what it would mean to be an “associate” E.U. member, and that such an arrangement could potentially have implications for Canadian sovereignty. Instead, Woodfinden argues we should build on our existing trade deal with the E.U. and prioritize the development and infrastructure that could facilitate a boost in exports to Europe: energy, pipelines, critical minerals, and greater port capacity.
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