Canada’s trade is changing dramatically, moving away from its previous export strategy that was centered on the United States. According to recent data, exports to the US have decreased 6.6%, while exports to the EU and ASEAN have increased by 24.8% and 11.2%, respectively. Tariff tensions are speeding up this change, which is changing supply chains and opening up new markets in industries ranging from critical minerals to clean technology. Leading this shift is MacMillan Supply Chain Group, which offers the logistics know-how required to successfully negotiate new international markets and support the Canada trade shift away from the U.S.