Winnipeg Chamber Urges CUSMA Renewal With Protections

The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce submitted recommendations to the federal government during Canada's mandatory CUSMA review as U.S. public hearings proceed in Washington, urging tariff-stability protocols and updates to data, AI and temporary-entry rules to protect trade. It cited nearly $2 trillion in annual North American trade since 2020, a 7.5% drop in Canadian exports in Q2 2025, and Manitoba's reliance on exports to argue changes would sustain jobs and competitiveness.
Key Points
- 1Advocates submit CUSMA modernization recommendations emphasizing tariff stability and tech-era trade rules
- 2Highlights economic risks: Q2 2025 exports fell 7.5%, Manitoba sends over 70% exports to U.S.
- 3Urges policy changes so firms can plan investments, preserve skilled mobility, and keep ag-tech competitive
Scoring Rationale
Actionable, region-wide recommendations with concrete data rules; limited by single-source advocacy perspective and non-binding proposals.
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