Why Canada can’t win a trade war with the U.S.
Opinion: We shouldn’t be surprised to see the federal government utterly unprepared for Washington’s wrath towards its trading partners
NAFTA
What we can learn from a disastrous 1930 U.S. tariff on Canadian goods
As Donald Trump threatens tariffs on steel and aluminum, policymakers should look to history and take heed of the Smoot-Hawley Act’s cautionary tale
Maclean’s Live with Jagmeet Singh: Six key economic takeaways
The NDP leader on NAFTA, deficits, jobs and more
On NAFTA, Ottawa struggles to keep its fragile peace
Parliament is mostly on the same page when it comes to NAFTA, but a new report reveals exactly where the parties agree—and differ—on the best way forward
Brian Mulroney: Anyone expressing fear and anger over NAFTA is ’uninformed’
Ahead of Trump’s speech to Congress, Mulroney struck a mostly optimistic tone about NAFTA in testimony to the Senate foreign relations committee, writes Allen Abel
Brian Mulroney testifies on NAFTA at the U.S. Senate: Video
The prime minister who negotiated the Canada-U.S. free trade deal talks about the importance of the continental economy
If Trump kills NAFTA, it could hit America’s Rust Belt hard
Canada depends heavily on exports to the U.S., but Americans could face steeper tariff hikes in a post-NAFTA world
NAFTA Mock Talks, Round 1: A full transcript
Our expert negotiators have three sessions to hammer out a new NAFTA on five high-friction issues. Can they do it?
NAFTA Mock Talks, Round 1: Intellectual property and data
Our expert negotiators have three sessions to hammer out a new NAFTA on five major issues. Will looking to the future harm talks in the present?
NAFTA Mock Talks, Round 1: Sunset clause
Expert negotiators from each of the countries have three sessions to hammer out a new NAFTA. Will a sunset clause prove to be a true ’poison pill’?