Reporter Roundtable: Are Canada-U.S. negotiations showing any signs of life?
5/29/202620 min
Prime Minister Mark Carney makes the case for a new Canada-U.S. partnership while in New York. Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc says he is heading south for talks ahead of the upcoming CUSMA review, but says a date has not yet been set. CBC's Aaron Wherry, The Canadian Press deputy parliamentary bureau chief Mia Rabson and La Presse parliamentary bureau chief Joël-Denis Bellavance bring you inside the biggest political stories.
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Aaron Wherry· Panelist0:33
Canada strong will help make America great again.
David Cochrane· Host0:43
Prime Minister Mark Carney's in New York making the case for a new Canada-US partnership. That's while Canada US Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc prepares for his own trip south of the border.
Dominic LeBlanc· Soundbite0:53
Trying to determine what's imminent in Mr. Trump's administration and what tomorrow and next week looks like, um, isn't perhaps the most, uh, uh, helpful thing because history will- recent history and history will show us that, um, in some cases it's hard to get precise timelines.
David Cochrane· Host1:11
But as the government pushes for better relationships abroad, here at home it's up against a fracturing one with Alberta. Our reporter roundtable is back to bring you inside the biggest stories on The Hill. Aaron Wherry is here. He is a senior writer with CBC Politics. Mia Rabson is the deputy