ISDS Case Map
Canada
The Canada-China Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (FIPA), ratified in 2014, is a license to be unfair to Canadians.
Negotiators dropped patent and copyright demands but failed to garner agreement.
In his new book Gus Van Harten argues that FIPA shows that Canada can be too eager to compromise its economy, long-term, in the hope of a quick buck now.
Following Canada’s loss this March in a NAFTA dispute, Bilcon v. Canada, that decision has prompted a new round of submissions in a separate dispute, Mesa Power Group LLC v. Canada.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership leans towards rules that lock up works of art and stifle independent creators' output
It is not certain whether TTIP will relent and grant European food products even the limited protection they have under CETA
Canadian investors have exploited a controversial mechanism in international investment treaties to challenge public interest regulations in 24 different countries
The failure of Canadian ISDS policy at home and abroad.
Canada and Mexico are joining forces to try and break a major logjam over Japanese autos at the Trans-Pacific Partnership talks while the United States had already cut a deal with Japan
A provision in the North American Free Trade Agreement would let the Canadian company TransCanada Corp. recoup some of the $2.4 billion spent on its Keystone XL project
