Loading...
CUSMA Implementation
136 MPs have stated positions across 35 topics · 3 shifts
Mark CarneyLiberalShifted
Mark Carney supports appointing Janice Charette to lead the CUSMA review to advance Canadian interests and strengthen Canada–U.S. trade and investment ties, aiming to secure benefits for Canadian workers and industries during the review and implementation process.→Mark Carney stated that the CUSMA continental trade agreement has been 'effectively broken in the short term by U.S. actions,' indicating he believes recent U.S. measures have undermined the agreement’s protections and functionality during the current period.
NewsMar 7, 2026
Dominic LeBlancLiberal
Dominic LeBlanc supports active engagement with U.S. counterparts on trade agreements, calling recent talks "constructive and substantive" and agreeing to continue working together and to speak again to advance the CUSMA review and broader bilateral trade issues.
NewsMar 7, 2026
Melissa LantsmanConservative
Melissa Lantsman criticizes the government's handling of the CUSMA review and Charette’s appointment, arguing Carney and LeBlanc failed to secure a deal with the U.S. She urges tangible results—not another bureaucrat—to protect auto, lumber and steel jobs.
NewsFeb 16, 2026
Pierre PoilievreConservative
Poilievre argues Canada should remain aligned with the United States during trade talks and not pivot toward China; he says domestic unity is Canada's chief leverage in negotiations and warns against replacing the U.S. with a strategic partnership with Beijing.
NewsFeb 28, 2026