Mexico, Canada Push for Trilateral Nafta Re-Negotiation

The transcript discusses a meeting in Toronto about renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) trilaterally. Key figures like Christia Freeland and Brian Mulroney express Canada's intent not to undermine Mexico. The discussion highlights the different dynamics between Canada-US and Mexico-US relations, with immigration reforms affecting the trilateral relationship. The conversation also touches on the complexity of trilateral versus bilateral trade issues, such as dairy and lumber. The conclusion advises Canada to focus on its interests while maintaining a cooperative stance.

What was the main concern discussed regarding Canada's role in the NAFTA negotiations?

• Canada's military alliances

• Canada's environmental policies

• Canada's trade relationship with Europe

• Canada's potential to throw Mexico under the bus

How did the Mexican side view the importance of the NAFTA agreement?

• As a trilateral agreement

• As a temporary agreement

• As a bilateral agreement

• As a non-essential agreement

What recent event highlighted the different relationships between Mexico-US and Canada-US?

• Mulroney singing with Trump in Florida

• A cultural exchange program

• A trade summit in Mexico City

• A joint military exercise

Which area is likely to be a bilateral issue between Canada and the US?

• Rules of origin

• Dairy

• Dispute mechanisms

• Immigration policies

What is a key challenge for Canada in the NAFTA negotiations?

• Balancing relationships with the US and Mexico

• Expanding military presence

• Increasing trade with Asia

• Reducing environmental regulations