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

Republican senators urged the top U.S. trade negotiator to counsel Trump against formally terminating NAFTA as a way to pressure Congress to act quickly to approve a replacement deal. Continue reading →

In an exclusive broadcast interview, the former prime minister says he fears Sanders and Corbyn would do ‘irreversible’ damage to global market economies if elected. Continue reading →

Was Canada’s pursuit of a “progressive” trade agenda a help or a hindrance during the marathon negotiations with the U.S. and Mexico on a new continental free trade pact? Continue reading →

Two other major trade deals have yet to be both fully ratified and entered into force — will NAFTA 2.0 be any different? Continue reading →

Kushner has the trust of his father-in-law — President Donald Trump — and crucially, is close to U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, a Canadian source with knowledge of the talks said. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland touted the new NAFTA deal reached last night in a press conference on Monday. Continue reading →

The text of the U.S.-Mexico trade agreement is due to be released Friday, launching a contentious approval process as pressure mounts on Canada to sign a revamping of the trilateral NAFTA pact. Continue reading →

Trump says he rejected Trudeau’s request for a one-on-one meeting to discuss NAFTA. Continue reading →

The U.S.-Mexico pact has prompted many of Canada’s business and political leaders to ramp up pressure on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to cut his own deal with the United States. Continue reading →