While a timetable is not set, the renegotiation of NAFTA, as promised by President Trump, is inching closer. As a result of NAFTA, Canada has lost the most lawsuits against corportations. If the Trump administration decides to try and push an agreement that is not in Canada’s favour, and Canada walks away from the deal, what would that mean. This Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives report investigates the tariff impacts on Canadian exports if the NAFTA was terminated. The results leave Canada in a great negotiating position.
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What would walking away from NAFTA mean for Canada?
