TPP minus the U.S. gives Canada a leg up in Asia and in NAFTA talks
Each signatory is still better off in the deal than not. For Canada, it’s an especially good story.
Given that more than three-quarters of Canada’s trade is with its North American neighbours, upcoming North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations must be a top priority for the government.
But they cannot be the only priority.
As important as NAFTA talks are, they are still largely ...
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