It Was Time to Modernize NAFTA, Canada's Ambassador to the U.S. Says

The video discusses the modernization of NAFTA into a new agreement, highlighting the need for updates in digital commerce and labor provisions. It addresses the ongoing debate over US tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, emphasizing the economic impact of COVID-19. The video also covers the USMCA's role in resolving dairy trade disputes between the US and Canada. Finally, it explores the cooperative management of the US-Canada border during the pandemic, focusing on maintaining essential trade and travel.

What are the key differences between the old NAFTA agreement and the modernized agreement?

Why was it necessary to modernize the NAFTA agreement according to the speaker?

What new chapters were negotiated in the modernized agreement, and what topics do they cover?

How does the speaker describe the importance of labor and environmental provisions in the new agreement?

What is the current status of discussions regarding tariffs on steel and aluminum from Canada?

What challenges are faced by the manufacturing sectors in Canada and the US due to the economic downturn caused by COVID-19?

What measures were taken by Canada and the US to manage the pandemic while maintaining trade and supply chains?