While many experts have come out as advocates for Chapter 19, some argue that it threatens the security of Canadian data.  Continue reading →

Chapter 19 provided Canada a degree of relief in only 12 out of 54 complaints filed against the U.S. since 1994, says the report to be released by the left-wing Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. Continue reading →

The agreement touches on many aspects, from intellectual property to agriculture rules. But what exactly is a win for Canada and what is a win for the others? Continue reading →

The sooner we realize Canada can compromise on supply management, cultural exemptions, and dispute resolution, the better off we’ll be, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

Trudeau told Edmonton radio station CHED that Canada won’t give an inch to Trump’s desire to scrap NAFTA’s Chapter 19 dispute resolution panels. Continue reading →

Chapter 19 of NAFTA lays out a dispute resolution mechanism that the United States significantly scaled back in a bilateral deal it reached with Mexico. Continue reading →

The U.S. wants to remove the dispute resolution mechanism from NAFTA; what would that mean for Canada? Continue reading →

U.S. imports of softwood from Germany have grown tenfold in the first half of the year as punishing duties pushed imports of Canadian softwood down. Continue reading →

Canada and the United States must chop down one big, remaining impediment to a deal on softwood lumber. Continue reading →

If the lumber issue becomes tangled up with NAFTA, it could take longer to end the current dispute, experts say. Continue reading →