NAFTA

If we have to give something up to satisfy Trump’s obsession with winning and maintain a trilateral deal, farm supply management seems the most likely candidate

The U.S. administration’s rhetoric on trade deficits is wrongheaded—and also ignores the huge benefits American exporters reap from processed imports

Donald Trump talks about NAFTA as though he as the authority to pull the U.S. from the deal alone. But some lawyers point out that withdrawal without congressional approval would be unconstitutional.

Econo-metrics: The July trade report also serves as a cautionary tale of what life could be like without NAFTA, as exports to the U.S. and Mexico suffered significantly

Opinion: Conservatives often get accused, wrongly, of not caring for the poor, but when it comes to Andrew Scheer’s support for supply management, it’s true

Opinion: The NAFTA talks represent a crucial opportunity to address and assert Canada’s needs on e-commerce, intellectual property rights, and more

Why Canada’s commitment to its supply management system could curdle NAFTA renegotiations.

Automobile production has already come up as a key issue in NAFTA talks. With Trump entertaining an American-made quota, what’s at stake for Canada’s auto industry?

Some lawyers say withdrawal without congressional approval would be unconstitutional, but the politics of the play might be another matter

The ongoing conflict between the Republicans and their president is a major obstacle in an already delicate negotiation