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The remarks come as the U.S. and Mexico begin formal talks on potential changes to the continental trade pact known as

Chinese-made electric vehicles are beginning to arrive in Canada under a new arrangement that Prime Minister Mark Carney agreed to in January during a visit with China’s President Xi Jinping.

Made-in-China EVs Enter Canada Under Deal Carney Struck With Xi

Chinese-made electric vehicles are beginning to arrive in Canada under a new arrangement that Prime Minister Mark Carney agreed to in January during a visit with China’s President Xi Jinping.

Brian Platt, Thomas Seal and Josh Wingrove 4 min read (Bloomberg) -- Canada made new and detailed proposals on trade to the US based

Rongsheng Petrochemical Co., already the biggest buyer of crude from Canada’s sole West Coast pipeline, is weighing an agreement to buy oil from Alberta’s next project, a proposed million-barrel-a-day pipeline to British Columbia, according to people familiar with the matter.

The US, Mexico and Canada are set to blow past a July 1 milestone to renew their trade deal, opening the possibility of months or years of haggling over the rules and tariffs for auto manufacturing and other industries, people familiar with the matter said.

Estados Unidos, México y Canadá parecen encaminados a dejar pasar la fecha límite del 1 de julio para renovar su acuerdo comercial, lo que abre la posibilidad de meses o años de negociaciones sobre las normas y los aranceles para la fabricación de automóviles y otros sectores, según fuentes conocedoras del asunto.

By declining to formally renew, the Trump administration will trigger negotiations and an indefinite period of uncertainty about the future of the agreement.

Officials close to the process now say that's the most likely scenario. By declining to formally renew, the Trump administration will trigger negotiations and an indefinite period of uncertainty about the future of the agreement, the people said, speaking on condition they not be identified to discuss private talks.