Trade turbulence: Canada’s rough road ahead

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Trade tensions with the United States are raising fresh questions about the future of CUSMA and what a potential U.S. withdrawal could mean for Canada. A new Deloitte report suggests the impact would be severe, but not necessarily catastrophic, and could push Canada to find new trading relationships and markets. Joining us now is Matthew Stewart, a partner at Deloitte Canada and co-author of Tariffs: A Rough Road Leads to New Destinations, to break down the findings and what they could mean for Canada's economy.
9 Sep 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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