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Canadian Negotiator Addresses CUSMA Review and Reciprocity
Canada's chief trade negotiator stated that Canada expects reciprocity following concessions made to the U.S. under the CUSMA trade agreement. He also clarified that the July 1 review date for the deal is a "checkpoint" rather than a definitive deadline.
21 Apr, 23:37 — 22 Apr, 01:24
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cbcHigh109d ago
July 1 date for CUSMA review a 'checkpoint ... not a cliff,' Canada's chief negotiator says
Canada's chief trade negotiator says the July 1 date to review the North American trade pact shouldn't be viewed as a hard deadline — noting that some trade points won't be entirely hashed out by that date.
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Canada wants reciprocity after Trump given ‘significant’ concessions, chief trade negotiator to U.S. says
Janice Charette cited the removal of a digital sales tax on U.S. tech giants, the withdrawal of many retaliatory tariffs, and changes and investments to improve border security as concessions
By Bloomberg News
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