OTTAWA - The head of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce calls the breakdown in talks for a Canada-U.S. trade deal a "self-defeating" body blow for continental competitiveness.
OTTAWA - The head of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce calls the breakdown in talks for a Canada-U.S. trade deal a “self-defeating” body blow for continental competitiveness.
Candance Laing, Canadian Chamber of Commerce president, says in a statement no deal means American costs will go up and some Canadian firms will close.
"Either way, Friday was destined to be a bad day for North American businesses," said Ontario Chamber of Commerce CEO Daniel Tisch
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