Canada Calls Trade Talks With U.S. 'Constructive'

The video discusses the current state of trade negotiations involving the US, Canada, and Mexico, focusing on the positive tone and the US's intent to sign a deal. Key sticking points include dairy and dispute panels, with complexities in the fine print of agreements. Updates from Justin Trudeau are also mentioned.

What is the current tone of the negotiations according to Josh Wingrove?

What are the main sticking points in the negotiations mentioned in the text?

How does Canada feel about the US's demands regarding dairy?

What is the significance of the dispute panels in the negotiations?

What challenges do the Canadians face in interpreting the agreements made by the US and Mexico?