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May 16, 2008
        
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BARRIE MCKENNA From Saturday's Globe and Mail WINDSOR, ONT — Peter Durant is getting edgy. Companies are stockpiling inventory in both countries to cope with the increasingly unpredictable border, wiping out many of the efficiencies of integrated supply chains, according to recent studies by the... [read full story]                    

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DEAD END FOR FREE TRADE

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May 17, 2008
        

NAFTA was meant to deliver timely, unfettered access to Canada's biggest trading partner. More Report on Business Stories "I can't see this is an efficient way to move things across the border," observed Mr. Durant, who has hauled cargo across the border once or twice a week for the past 14...