North American Free Trade Agreement

The Bank of Canada left its benchmark interest rate unchanged on Wednesday, October 26, 2017, following two straight hikes, but suggested future increases are still likely, albeit at a more-gradual pace.

Donald Trump needs to butt out as a hovering presence over the NAFTA talks and U.S. lawmakers must come clean about what they really think of the deal, says a veteran Liberal MP.

American policy-makers admit they have not worked to analyze the economic impact of the end of the NAFTA, even as President Donald Trump threatens to cancel the agreement.

The Trudeau government is taking a measure of comfort in a new report by the U.S. Congress that casts doubt on one of Donald Trump's priorities for renegotiating the NAFTA.

The head of Unifor says General Motors has declared "war on Canada" by ramping up production of its Equinox SUV in Mexico to do more work currently done in Ontario.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau emerged from a day of meetings in the U.S. capital continuing to champion a continental trade deal that many around him suggest may be doomed.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will sit down with U.S. President Donald Trump today, October 11, 2017, to seek common ground as uncertainty looms over the future of NAFTA.

A consensus is growing that a series of untenable U.S. bargaining positions is part of simple plan by U.S. President Donald Trump to lay the groundwork so he can walk away from the NAFTA trade pact.

Pessimism about the fate of NAFTA is mounting amid dismay that the U.S. wants to impose stringent new American content requirements on vehicles that are allowed duty-free movement across North America

Some Canadian information technology companies are pushing back at warnings that the personal information of Canadians is being compromised in the renegotiation of the NAFTA.

Former prime minister Jean Chrétien says Canadians shouldn't worry too much about U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement.

When it came time for the handshakes at the end of five days of intensive negotiations in Ottawa, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland wasn't taking any chances.

Canada is pushing for the inclusion of enforceable, progressive labour standards in a rewritten North American Free Trade Agreement.

Canada's chief negotiator says solid progress is being made in talks to rewrite the NAFTA, but it's too soon to tell if a deal can be reached by the year-end deadline set by the United States.

The Liberals want a feminist North American Free Trade Agreement, but trade experts say that will depend on reassuring the United States no one could use it to hold their feet to the fire.