U.S. President Donald Trump’s version of the back-to-back calls on NAFTA – painting them as pure coincidence – diverges from a report that the president’s son-in-law set the wheels in motion for a renegotiation.

A phone call from U.S. President Donald Trump's son-in-law set off a frantic scramble ending in sighs of relief across three national capitals that the North American Free Trade Agreement would survive.

Canada has "continued to exploit the American dairy and lumber industries," said a draft order.