The Globe and Mail
Rita Trichur
Publishing · On our record since 2020
Where this writer stands
Financial regulation2 pieces
Tighter prudential rulesLighter capital rules and more competition
“Canadian regulators and their political masters in Ottawa deserved to get their knuckles rapped by the FATF. One might argue they still got off easy.” Read the piece
Trade1 piece
Diversify away from one partnerDeeper continental integration
“His advice? Canada should continue building those relationships regardless of what is happening in Washington.” Read the piece
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Recent work
- Opinion: Democrats’ control of U.S. Congress won’t give Canada an edge in trade talksOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Nov 5, 2026
- Opinion: Expanded trade with the EU does not hinge on an ‘associate member’ designation for CanadaOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Oct 29, 2026
- Opinion: B.C.’s next premier must jump-start plans to combat money laundering through shell companiesOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Oct 28, 2026
- Opinion: Trump’s diesel deal with Putin is Russian rouletteOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Oct 13, 2026
- Opinion: Alberta used AI to draft its whisky act, giving Canada’s legal community a buzzOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Oct 9, 2026
- Opinion: Brazil’s presidential election risks complicating Canada’s plans for trade diversificationOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Oct 7, 2026
- Opinion: Why a former FTC chairman is offering Canadians optimism despite Trump’s economic coercionOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Oct 1, 2026
- Opinion: Regulators deservedly get their knuckles rapped in review of Canada’s anti-money laundering regimeOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Sep 29, 2026
- Opinion: Trump’s position on Chinese autos is as clear as mud. That’s a problem, including for CanadaOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Sep 24, 2026
- Opinion: SEC wants to get rid of shareholder proposals, setting another dangerous precedent for CanadaOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Sep 23, 2026
- Opinion: From tragedy to transformation: How Canada and India can help each other recover from COVID-19Opinion · The Globe and Mail · Jun 4, 2021
- Opinion: Bay Street supports board diversity in theory, but not in practice. Time to end the hypocrisyOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Jan 22, 2021
- Opinion: COVID-19 has exposed how our health care system fails marginalized peopleOpinion · The Globe and Mail · Nov 11, 2020