NAFTA faces new risks as Trump mixes trade and immigration
Regardless of how the latest U.S.-Mexico tension unfolds, the takeaway for Canada is that the outcome of the NAFTA redo forced by Trump is as unpredictable as ever.
OTTAWA—The general thinking was that U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence had popped up in Ottawa as part of a publicity campaign to promote support for U.S. Congressional approval of the new NAFTA deal—and to hold out an olive branch to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Canadians.
Maybe it was just ...
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