All Eyes on Montreal for Upcoming Round of Nafta Talks

The transcript discusses the ongoing NAFTA negotiations, focusing on the concerns and strategies of Canada and the US. It highlights the complexities of the negotiation process, the potential for a breakthrough in Montreal, and the political implications for Canadian leaders. The discussion also touches on the lack of anti-NAFTA sentiment in Canada and the united front presented by Canadian political parties.

What is a major concern regarding the ongoing NAFTA negotiations?

• NAFTA is already perfect.

• The US is not participating.

• Canada has no proposals.

• The talks might collapse.

What is Canada's stance if the US offers an unfavorable deal?

• Canada prefers no deal over a bad one.

• Canada will accept any deal.

• Canada will not negotiate further.

• Canada will immediately withdraw.

Where will the key Canadian players be during the critical phase of the negotiations?

• In Davos

• In Ottawa

• In Washington

• In Toronto

How do Canadian political parties generally view NAFTA?

• They are divided on it.

• They are united in wanting improvements.

• They want to abolish it.

• They are indifferent to it.

What would be a political risk for Trudeau in the NAFTA negotiations?

• Changing the negotiation team

• Not attending the talks

• Ignoring public opinion

• Conceding to US demands