20 billion Canuks just signed "equal" agreement with

Making deals to pay the bills(pronounced like beels)

>>112126
>20 billion
Holy crap! There's 20 Billion canadians?

It will only make a difference if both the EU and Canada import "significantly less" from other countries/blocs.

Otherwise we're not sending them a billion in import costs and they're not sending us import costs. It's political busy-ness babble.

>>112160

They probably got all the Québécois and other animals to sign, too.

>>112160
And 60billion yuropeans. That's an interplanetary confderation.

If Trump tries to hardball all our trade partners there's a risk they will simply negotiate with one another to gain collective bargaining power against the US.

>>112126
Some way some how Canadians will get fucked over by this. Trudeau Jr single-handedly undid a decade of job growth by handing over several hundred thousand jobs to the Chinese in his first couple months in office.

>>112315
>>he thinks theres been meaningful job growth in Canada since Mulrooney killed the country

**You must be atleast 18 to use this board - if you were you'ld know how full of shit your Daddy's talking point is. Now go take on $50k in student loans and you too can complain about your lack of job prospects!

Is this TTP/TTIP/NAFTA all over again? I remember the people rejecting those. Is this going to happen without our approval now?

>>112341
In all honesty, free trade is good between first world countries. Once you include near slave labor from second and third world hell holes then you get the negatives.

>>112383
With EU's shitey external borders and Canada's lackluster attitude I'm thinking they may just come from the inside.

Nonetheless, this'll probably only positively affect me. Canada makes some nice shit.