NAFTA talks forced Canada to pick a side in U.S.-China trade war

October 15, 2018

When the Trudeau government agreed to a revised North American free trade deal, the Americans said Canada also agreed to something else: joining Donald Trump's trade war on China.

"The continent as a whole now stands united against what I'm going to call unfair trading practices," Trump's National Economic Council director Larry Kudlow said the day after the new United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement (USMCA) rolled out.

"There is a trade coalition of the willing that is going to fix a lot of broke areas of international trade [by] getting on the same page and co-operating. And that coalition will stand up to China."...

This was excerpted from the 13 October 2018 edition of CBC News.


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