OTTAWA — Don’t look to international trade agreements to keep digital trade secure, participants of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce’s International Trade Day event were told Thursday morning. “Trade agreements certainly have a role to play. They’re good at doing certain things, but at the same time they’re not a panacea or a cure for all ills,” Nolan Wiebe, a senior trade policy analyst with Global Affairs Canada, said during a discussion focused on securing the digital trading system. The federal government’s cyber-security policy...