“We're ready to make a deal with the U.S. But not just any deal - one that's good for Canada. Unlike the Conservatives, who just want us to take whatever we can get.”
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A debate on international trade issues, specifically U.S. tariffs on Canadian steel and lumber, and Canada-US trade negotiations. The Conservatives accused the Liberal government of inaction amid rising U.S. tariffs and insufficient progress on trade talks, while the Liberals insisted they are prepared to negotiate a good deal for Canada and touted their commitment to the Canada-US relationship.
“I'm filling time by talking about my work history. I say we need a team Canada approach. The Conservatives wanted to give in and take any deal in 2018.”