Rita Trichur
Rita Trichur is a prominent Canadian journalist known for her insights into trade and economic policies. She has reported extensively on the impacts of tariffs and trade agreements on Canada, offering critical analysis on issues such as the flow of fentanyl and firearms across the U.S.-Canada border. Recently, she was in the news discussing the significance of trade enforcement in combating these pressing issues.
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Recent news mentions
Rita Trichur writes about the potential of the Port of Churchill as a key nation-building project.
War in the Middle East makes the case for more Canadian energy and expanding the Port of Churchill
Canada· 2026-03-04
Rita Trichur discusses the implications of Trump's actions on the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Canada's independence.
Canada’s GDP rebounds in third quarter, but trade numbers mask broader weaknessCanada· 2025-11-28
Rita Trichur discusses financial crime loopholes in U.S. stablecoin law.
Federal budget 2025: Plan for stablecoin rules to usher in Canada’s ‘digital dollar era,’ advocates sayCanada· 2025-11-06
Rita Trichur reported on the national-security dilemma created by Washington buying stakes in Canadian miners.
Ottawa not concerned about U.S. stakes in critical minerals firms, minister saysCanada· 2025-10-16
Rita Trichur commented on why Trump is wrong about nixing quarterly earnings reports.
Business Brief: Bot and paid forCanada· 2025-09-18
Rita Trichur argues that Telus's rivals should compete instead of griping about Telus piggybacking on fibre-optic networks.
Business Brief: A lens on banks and the bigger pictureCanada· 2025-08-26
Rita Trichur reported on the implications of Trump's tariffs on India's energy imports.
India pausing plans to buy U.S. weapons, aircraft after Trump’s latest tariffsCanada· 2025-08-08
Rita Trichur commented on the slow progress of justice for Mobilicity’s initial investors.
Judge sides with Mobilicity investors, orders Ottawa to repay hundreds of millions of dollarsCanada· 2025-08-07
Rita Trichur says: Trade enforcement is crucial to Canada’s fight against fentanyl and guns flowing in from the U.S.
Business Brief: Big tariff energy aheadCanada· 2025-02-28
