How new-NAFTA could still go bad
The deal is done but it’s not official. Approval in each country could take many months, and given the state of U.S. politics, it’s not guaranteed.
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USMCA
With a ’new NAFTA’ deal, B.C.’s protectionist wine policy ends, too
Opinion: How an issue about grocery-store shelf space in one of Canada’s provinces found its way into USMCA talks and, ultimately, the agreement itself
The battle over the new NAFTA moves to the Hill
Paul Wells: The first-day Conservative reaction to the new NAFTA—or USMCA, as we’re apparently calling it—had a few layers
The USMCA keeps Canada in America’s thrall
Opinion: The ’new NAFTA’ solves a serious crisis in the short term. But Canada made significant concessions—it was always going to have to—and that’s a big long-term problem
The USMCA explained: Winners and losers, what’s in and what’s out
From online shopping to biologic drugs, we’ve sifted through the details with our eyes peeled for devils
NAFTA? USMCA? Trumpta? What should we call this new deal?
U.S. President Donald Trump thinks USMCA sounds nice. We disagree. Pick your favourite name for the new NAFTA.
’A huge disappointment:’ A dairy farmer reacts to the USMCA
Every time the government gives away part of the market, says B.C.’s Dave Taylor, ’it destabilizes what supply management is all about’
The NAFTA story, as told by photos of Trump and Trudeau
It began with some warm handshakes and kind words. A year later, a trade war loomed and greetings had turned downright frosty.
Trudeau’s biggest threat after NAFTA—himself
Stephen Maher: Trudeau and Freeland handled the worst America could throw at us (Donald Trump). The next challenge: don’t get cocky.
Feds should compensate dairy farmers hurt by new trade deal: Doug Ford
Ford says he’s concerned that farmers have been "thrown under the bus’’ by the federal government