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Rachel Pulfer is the U.S. correspondent for Canadian Business. A journalist since 1999, and features editor of Canadian Business from 2005 to 2007, she has been nominated for three National Magazine Awards. In Letter from America, her online column, Rachel comments on economic and cultural developments in the U.S. and their significance for Canada.

 

Free trade: Blame Canada

Democrats’ anti-NAFTA rhetoric resonates with many Pennsylvanians.

Investing: Short shrift

Did short sellers play a role in the meltdown of Bear Stearns?

Managing employees: Nudge nudge

A little push can help.

Carbon capture: Burying king coal

Canada must take bold steps to deal with carbon emissions.