Freeland says they won’t reopen negotiations over issues raised by some U.S. lawmakers

Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said Wednesday that they wouldn’t reopen negotiations of the USMCA after some U.S. lawmakers said they’d like to renegotiate parts in the agreement about labour, pharmaceutical prices and the environment, with Freeland saying “Canada has done its part.”

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