Freeland won’t say if climate change is ‘deal breaker’ in NAFTA talks

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Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Chrysita Freeland refused to say outright Monday whether climate change regulations would be a “deal breaker” during upcoming NAFTA talks with the United States.

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