Canada-US Border Trade Conference 2007

Description

National borders should be secure, but national economic health requires that border commerce not be impeded by security concerns. The Homeland Security and Canada-U.S. Border Trade: Implications for Public Policy and Business Strategy conference was designed to assess American and Canadian security perspectives as it relates to Canada-U.S. border trade, review existing efforts to “keep the border closed to terrorists and open for trade,” and identify economically and politically feasible public policy and private sector strategies to achieve a viable and sustainable balance between homeland security and economic security for both nations. The conference was held October 26-27, 2007 in Windsor, Ontario.