With mounting trade irritants and looming negotiations, the House Trade Committee faces a ‘time crunch’

The House Committee on International Trade has much to review, with Canada about to enter into three trade negotiations and a slew of Canada-U.S. trade issues top-of-mind.

The House Committee on International Trade is pictured during a meeting in Feb. 8, 2020, while reviewing the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA).The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

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BY NEIL MOSS

December 20, 2021

A multitude of trade irritants and soon-to-start trade negotiations has left the House Committee on International Trade, which has had one meeting in the six months, with much on its docket while it breaks for Parliament’s winter break. The committee met for the first time in the 44th ...

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