Trump said during a White House ceremony that the deal is "righting the wrongs of the past.''

Representative Steny Hoyer, the House majority leader, made the comment during a briefing for reporters on Tuesday.

The new North American Free Trade Agreement is inching closer to coming into effect.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe outlines his government’s growth plan for the province to 2030, including opening up more export markets and exploring the viability of small nuclear reactors.

Ever since it was reached a year ago, the U.S. House Speaker has led a chorus of misgivings about some of the agreement's provisions.

The news comes after Chile canceled a planned summit set for mid-November.

Newly announced federal funding for regional transport in Southern Alberta will see the Forty Mile Rail in Foremost, Alta., expand its capacity.

The exemptions, combined with renewed talks with China, suggest Trump may be willing to compromise.

The heart of the matter is Germany, Europe’s largest economy and a key trade partner of both the U.S. and China.

So far, Mexico is the only country to give full legal approval to the new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.