Monitor Vol. 29, No. 4, November/December 2022

Recharging North America, the Trade Issue. [...] the likelihood of a severe North America is because it’s where the United Steelworkers fought for Stuart Trew and Scott Sinclair / 10 Rising to the challenge minded Canadian and international global recession, and the increased the neoliberal consensus on the and won a more prominent place for Trish Hennessy / 8 voices. [...] support the CCPA of the future, but profound sense of gratitude for the It’s no exaggeration to say that have chosen to keep this decision donors who continue to invest in the without our supporters and your to yourselves—we know you’re out CCPA so that we can keep making a investment in the CCPA, we could there and we appreciate you! positive difference…now, and in the not experience our current. [...] M Frank’s impact and work at the CCPA cannot be overstated, Andrew Longhurst is a research associate with the CCPA-BC Office and nor can our appreciation of what his presence and and the author of the report, The Concerning Rise of Corporate support meant to our office, our staff, and to the organiza- Medicine. [...] With cut away from the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, political polarization accelerating inside and outside the CHIPS and Science Act and the Inflation Reduction Act the United States, incidences of drought, fires and of 2022, together they still represent the largest public floods rising globally, and a global pandemic gaining investment in U. [...] Natural Resources Canada In contrast to the rapid mobilization of diplomatic, speaks of “positioning Canada as a global supplier business and even civil society assets in response to the of choice” in critical minerals, but also promises to Trump challenge to “Make America Great Again” and identify ways to “unlock innovation,” whatever that the renegotiation of NAFTA, the Canadian government means.