As Canada and the United States navigate an evolving trade environment, businesses on both sides of the border are having to weigh immediate priorities against longer-term plans.

Speaking recently with CBC News, Margaret Kim, counsel in Gowling WLG’s Toronto office and a member of the firm’s International Trade & Customs Group, discussed how shifting trade dynamics are affecting business planning and requiring companies to remain flexible as they consider their next steps.

“The uncertainty is really difficult to deal with because it requires businesses to pivot between short-term and long-term plans,” said Margaret.

To watch the full interview, click the link below:

About Gowling WLG’s International Trade & Customs Group

Gowling WLG’s International Trade & Customs Group advises on a broad range of global trade and customs matters, including free trade agreements and preferential tariffs, customs compliance, disputes and enforcement, economic sanctions, import and export controls, trade remedies, cross-border supply chain structuring, and trade policy and market access. Our multidisciplinary team works across sectors and jurisdictions to address complex trade and regulatory matters. Learn more.