As if the USMCA dairy concessions were not bad enough
The joint reviews after year six appear to set up a process of continuous, piecemeal renegotiation. This is a recipe for constant pressure by corporate lobbyists—and American ambition—to erode both the economic and political sovereignty of all three countries without triggering public attention.
SASKATOON—Canadians are rightly concerned by the new North American trade deal’s concessions on supply management. Farmers are also very concerned about its attack on the integrity of Canada’s grain quality control system. Our government's capitulation on these matters was no doubt encouraged ...
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