What the U.S. Wants From Canada in Trade Deal

The video discusses the sunset clause in trade agreements, focusing on the review process every six years. It highlights Canada's trade needs, particularly in dairy and intellectual property rights, and compares them with Mexico's agreements. The video emphasizes the importance of intellectual property provisions, especially in biologics and pharmaceuticals, and the need for Canada to align with Mexico's agreements to ensure long-term patent protection.

What is the sunset clause mentioned in the context of the agreement?

How often will the review of the agreement take place according to the text?

What are some specific needs from Canada that differ from those required from Mexico?

What issues has Canada faced regarding intellectual property rights?

What is the hope regarding the agreement on biologics between Canada and the U.S.?