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To: Goose94 who wrote (49808)	10/1/2018 7:14:51 AM
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: Canada and the U.S. have reached a tentative agreement that will preserve a trilateral deal with Mexico and revamp NAFTA. Following nearly 14 months of negotiations a deal was struck just hours before the latest deadline set by U.S. President Trump. A couple of key takeaways from the new treaty include the U.S. gaining increased access to Canada’s dairy market and maintaining the Chapter 19 dispute resolution mechanism something Prime Minister Trudeau insisted on keeping. Leaving a cabinet meeting at his office late last night, Trudeau told reporters "it’s a good day for Canada.” Today, we’ll examine if that’s true. Who are the winners and losers with this new pact? Did Trudeau strike the right balance? Will it cost him politically down the road with Canada’s dairy farmers? Is our auto sector protected enough from increased tariffs through the new quotas? Should Canada have held out until it received assurances the U.S. will lift its tariffs on steel and aluminum imports? BNN.ca