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Canada sidelined in USMCA renegotiations as domestic economy dips

Canada has been excluded from USMCA renegotiations concerning automotive content rules, as the US proposes increasing regional production requirements to 82 percent, with 50 percent from the US. These talks, held in Mexico City, exclude Canada, which is facing economic contraction and seeking diversification.

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The story so far

  1. May 28
  2. May 29
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How outlets cover it

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Open questions and key claims

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called for a new US-Canada partnership to 'help make America great again'.

Canada provides the US with 99% of its natural gas imports, 85% of electricity imports, and 60% of crude oil imports.

The Canadian economy contracted in the first quarter, marking the second straight quarter of declines.

Statistics Canada
via Al Jazeera · May 29

US wants to increase regional content in North American vehicles to 82% for USMCA preferential treatment, with 50% from the US.

Reuters, citing four unnamed sources
via Al Jazeera · May 29

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer intends to keep some tariffs on key Mexican and Canadian goods in the revised trade pact.

Jamieson Greer (reported)
via Al Jazeera · May 29

Ties to China had broken down under Carney's predecessor, Justin Trudeau.

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Who and where

United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement organization Canada location Mark Carney person Mexico location North American Free Trade Agreement event
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All coverage

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