International Trade
A member’s statement about Canada’s trade negotiations with the United States. Richard Bragdon, a Conservative, said talks had collapsed and tariffs were rising, hurting jobs and investment, noting that most Canadian exports go to the United States, especially from New Brunswick. He asked whether the Prime Minister would deliver a trade deal, and questioned why Parliament had not been recalled and why no first ministers or cabinet meetings had been held.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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