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NAFTA 2.0, now with more Britain, could be a boon for Canada

  • NAFTA was what the British always wanted the European Union to be. It was a free trade agreement that eschewed political union for borders
Opinion | BY MATHEW PRESTON | October 18, 2017
With Britain reportedly eyeing potential entry into the North American multilateral trade agreement, there could be advantages for Canada, author Mathew Preston argues. Here, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with his U.K. counterpart, Theresa May, in Ottawa this fall. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

NAFTA 2.0, now with more Britain, could be a boon for Canada

Opinion | BY MATHEW PRESTON | October 18, 2017
  • NAFTA was what the British always wanted the European Union to be. It was a free trade agreement that eschewed political union for borders

NAFTA 2.0, now with more Britain, could be a boon for Canada

Opinion | BY MATHEW PRESTON | October 18, 2017
  • NAFTA was what the British always wanted the European Union to be. It was a free trade agreement that eschewed political union for borders
With Britain reportedly eyeing potential entry into the North American multilateral trade agreement, there could be advantages for Canada, author Mathew Preston argues. Here, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with his U.K. counterpart, Theresa May, in Ottawa this fall. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

NAFTA 2.0, now with more Britain, could be a boon for Canada

  • NAFTA was what the British always wanted the European Union to be. It was a free trade agreement that eschewed political union for borders
Opinion | BY MATHEW PRESTON | October 18, 2017
With Britain reportedly eyeing potential entry into the North American multilateral trade agreement, there could be advantages for Canada, author Mathew Preston argues. Here, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with his U.K. counterpart, Theresa May, in Ottawa this fall. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia

NAFTA 2.0, now with more Britain, could be a boon for Canada

Opinion | BY MATHEW PRESTON | October 18, 2017
  • NAFTA was what the British always wanted the European Union to be. It was a free trade agreement that eschewed political union for borders

NAFTA 2.0, now with more Britain, could be a boon for Canada

Opinion | BY MATHEW PRESTON | October 18, 2017
  • NAFTA was what the British always wanted the European Union to be. It was a free trade agreement that eschewed political union for borders
With Britain reportedly eyeing potential entry into the North American multilateral trade agreement, there could be advantages for Canada, author Mathew Preston argues. Here, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau meets with his U.K. counterpart, Theresa May, in Ottawa this fall. The Hill Times photograph by Sam Garcia
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