Canada signaled Monday that it would not give much, if any, ground on the benefits it provides to domestic industries when it joins the U.S. and Mexico to begin renegotiations on the North American Free Trade Agreement this week.
A key issue for the U.S. is getting Canada to stop policies that boost its dairy, poultry, and timber industries.
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