International Trade
Question period focused on U.S. tariffs and Canada’s trade relationship with the United States. Conservative members said tariffs on autos, steel, lumber and tools are costing jobs and plant closures, and asked when the government would get them removed and deliver a promised trade deal. Liberal members replied that Canada already has a trade deal through CUSMA and is engaged in its review, that they will not negotiate a bad deal in public, and pointed to diversification efforts including expanded non-U.S. exports, new trade agreements, and support for affected sectors such as the forestry industry.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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