Prime Minister Mark Carney says the July 1 review of the North American free trade deal should be uneventful as Canada, Mexico, and the United States hold a trilateral meeting.
The meeting, a rare gathering of the three parties, will be held virtually, Carney said on June 30 while speaking to reporters in northern Quebec.
“We’re expecting a constructive exchange. I wouldn’t expect any drama tomorrow,” said the prime minister.
“I’m not looking for my pen,” he added, in an apparent reference to signing trade documents.
The Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) on free trade is up for review on July 1, six years after coming into force….