Author's Summary
U.S. firms are relocating operations to Canada due to shifts in trade policies, immigration rules, and energy advantages, seeking a more stable northern base amid changing U.S. conditions. (148 characters)
Key Reasons for the Move
Companies increasingly opt to depart the U.S. for Canada. This trend stems from alterations in trading policies, immigration practices, and energy factors. Businesses view the northern neighbor as an appealing new headquarters.
Companies are choosing to leave the U.S. for a new home north of the border, thanks to changes in trading policies, immigration practices and even energy ...
Such relocations highlight Canada's pull through lower costs, greener energy, and regulatory ease.
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