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Unifor President Says Trump’s CUSMA Comments Are Attempts to Get Concessions, Urges Canada to ‘Be Very Firm’
Unifor says trade tensions have already cost nearly 6,500 auto jobs, while Honda Canada has delayed a $15 billion investment.
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Unifor president says Trump’s CUSMA comments are attempts to get concessions, urges Canada to ‘be very firm’
U.S. president Donald Trump says he’d rather terminate CUSMA, the three-way trade deal between Canada, Mexico and the U.S., than renew it. Unifor National President, Lana Payne, says the president is posturing and trying to create chaos.
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