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Trudeau-Obama meeting to solve lumber trade dispute; trade minister's opinion
Justin Trudeau’s visit to the Washington helped developing a closer connection in the solving of the ongoing Softwood Lumber Agreement negotiations, as Canada’s global trade minister, Chrystia Freeland, said. “We have now handled to get the Americans to the table, we have actually handled to raise attention to this concern at the very greatest levels. We have the United States president announcing in the Rose Garden that he believes a deal can and should be done. That’s significant. I don’t want to downplay to any individual the complexity — the fiendish intricacy — of the softwood lumber issue this was a genuine breakthrough,” Freeland added. After the meeting, US President Barack Obama and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told Freeland and Michael Froman, her America equivalent, to consider all of the options of handling the trade conflict issues and fill... Continue reading
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March 14, 2016
Trudeau-Obama meeting to solve lumber trade dispute; trade minister's opinion
Justin Trudeau’s visit to the Washington helped developing a closer connection in the solving of the ongoing Softwood Lumber Agreement negotiations, as Canada’s global trade minister, Chrystia Freeland, said. “We have now handled to get the Americans to the table, we have actually handled to raise attention to this concern at the very greatest levels. We have the United States president announcing in the Rose Garden that he believes a deal can and should be done. That’s significant. I don’t want to downplay to any individual the complexity — the fiendish intricacy — of the softwood lumber issue this was a genuine breakthrough,” Freeland added. After the meeting, US President Barack Obama and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told Freeland and Michael Froman, her America equivalent, to consider all of the options of handling the trade conflict issues and fill... Continue reading
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March 14, 2016
Trudeau-Obama meeting to solve lumber trade dispute; trade minister's opinion
Justin Trudeau’s visit to the Washington helped developing a closer connection in the solving of the ongoing Softwood Lumber Agreement negotiations, as Canada’s global trade minister, Chrystia Freeland, said. “We have now handled to get the Americans to the table, we have actually handled to raise attention to this concern at the very greatest levels. We have the United States president announcing in the Rose Garden that he believes a deal can and should be done. That’s significant. I don’t want to downplay to any individual the complexity — the fiendish intricacy — of the softwood lumber issue this was a genuine breakthrough,” Freeland added. After the meeting, US President Barack Obama and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told Freeland and Michael Froman, her America equivalent, to consider all of the options of handling the trade conflict issues and fill... Continue reading