An NDP government would fight to reopen the North American Free Trade Agreement to enhance protection for Canadian jobs, NDP leader Jack Layton said yesterday in Hamilton, Ont.
"We want a new NAFTA. We want a North American fair trade agreement," Layton told supporters. "We want a fair deal, not a sellout."
With the prospect of the reopening of NAFTA if the Democrats win the U.S. election, Layton said his party, among other things, would fight to add "meaningful" labour and environmental standards to the deal - and reform the energy provisions, which require the export of fossil fuels to the United States.
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Perhaps Harper is stealing a plank from the NDP to renegotiate NAFTA........? (After all, he stole the phrase "ordinary Canadians")
Trudeau once said that Canada being right next door to the US is like a mouse in bed with an elephant. Now that the elephant is drowning , both the Conservatives and the Liberals are offering the mouse as floatation for the drowning elephant , in the form of North American Union and SPP. Would the mouse be wise to vote for those who are offering it as floatation to a drowning elephant?
Brent