Trump Aide Reassures Canada on Trade Talks, Isolating Mexico
- U.S. administration plans to reopen decades-old Nafta pact
- Trudeau envoy wants country to avoid being collateral damage
Why Canada Stands to Lose From NAFTA Changes
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The U.S. and Canada are signaling most of the pain from reworking Nafta will hit Mexico, with an adviser to Donald Trump flying to Calgary to tell Justin Trudeau’s team that commerce is balanced and running smoothly north of the border.
Trudeau’s cabinet gathered in the nation’s oil hub to weigh Trump’s impact, as Canada’s ambassador to the U.S. said he would consider bilateral measures with the U.S. in talks about the North American Free Trade Agreement.