Why can’t the Trump administration admit that the tariffs were a wrong-headed move causing significant negative economic impacts on both sides of the border? Continue reading
“We hope to have this new agreement in place. But in the absence of the new agreement, we know that NAFTA is good enough,” Luz Maria de la Mora, Mexico’s deputy trade minister, said. Continue reading
Ottawa strongly objects to the tariffs, which Trump imposed last year citing security concerns, and has pressed many times for them to be removed. Continue reading
Mike Pompeo made the commitment as he kicked off the annual gathering of the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS, a 79-member group that includes Canada. Continue reading
Canada is not interfering with the U.S. ratification process, the government’s parliamentary secretary for Canada-U.S. relations says. Continue reading
Here’s a look at some of the new ads Super Bowl viewers — on both sides of the border — will see on Sunday. Continue reading
Republican U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley, whose committee is in charge of shepherding the new trade pact to approval in the Senate, wants steel and aluminum tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico lifted. Continue reading
“When, during the campaign, I would say Mexico is going to pay for it, obviously I never said this and I never meant they’re going to write out a cheque,” Trump said. Continue reading
Global News has obtained unpublished federal polling which shows that the federal carbon tax may not be as unpopular as Andrew Scheer’s Conservatives think, but not as popular as Justin Trudeau’s Liberals are hoping for, either. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s steel and aluminum tariffs contradict a key component of the new North American trade agreement dealing with cars. Continue reading