At the moment, Trudeau is not perceived has a friend. Most of Canadian were quite shock when he walk away. Later yesterday, we heard that Trudeau signed the TPP after some corrections were made by other countries.
Most Canadian do not want any changes to the agriculture industries. For dairy, meat and eggs, Agriculture Canada has set quotas that cannot be changed. Buying quotas is very expensive, but it is a way to maintain the price of these comodity at a managable level for comsumers. If the signing countries decide to dump their agricultural products, it will definately affect us, the consumers, and will destroy the quota system.
I never heard if the secret TPP document was totally released, All I know is that it was written by corporations and Pharma and that corporations in one country can change laws in another.Basically a NWO dream dream come true.The corp, courts will have supreme power over each court, so it sounds like your liberal acting prime minister may be your friend after all.
Rosemary S said:
$28.5-trillion – The combined gross domestic product of the 12 trade-pact countries which, it is estimated, collectively produce 40 per cent of the world's economic output.
45 – Per cent of a vehicle's content that must come from Canada to avoid import tariffs, a change from the North American free-trade agreement (NAFTA), which established that 62.5 per cent of a vehicle's content must be local.
$4.3-billion – Subsidy the government has promised over 15 years to protect current dairy, chicken and egg farm revenues. TPP countries get duty-free access to 3.25 per cent of Canada's dairy market and 2.1 per cent of its poultry market.
$158.6-billion – Average annual value of Canada's exports of metals and minerals to TPP countries from 2012 to 2014, according to numbers provided by the federal government. The sector includes petroleum products, potash, precious metals, iron, steel, aluminum and nickel.
51 – Total number of countries, if TPP is ratified, with which Canada will have free-trade agreements, which account for roughly 60 per cent of the global economy, according to data released by the federal government.
$28.5-trillion – The combined gross domestic product of the 12 trade-pact countries which, it is estimated, collectively produce 40 per cent of the world's economic output.
45 – Per cent of a vehicle's content that must come from Canada to avoid import tariffs, a change from the North American free-trade agreement (NAFTA), which established that 62.5 per cent of a vehicle's content must be local.
$4.3-billion – Subsidy the government has promised over 15 years to protect current dairy, chicken and egg farm revenues. TPP countries get duty-free access to 3.25 per cent of Canada's dairy market and 2.1 per cent of its poultry market.
$158.6-billion – Average annual value of Canada's exports of metals and minerals to TPP countries from 2012 to 2014, according to numbers provided by the federal government. The sector includes petroleum products, potash, precious metals, iron, steel, aluminum and nickel.
51 – Total number of countries, if TPP is ratified, with which Canada will have free-trade agreements, which account for roughly 60 per cent of the global economy, according to data released by the federal government.
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At the moment, Trudeau is not perceived has a friend. Most of Canadian were quite shock when he walk away. Later yesterday, we heard that Trudeau signed the TPP after some corrections were made by other countries.
Most Canadian do not want any changes to the agriculture industries. For dairy, meat and eggs, Agriculture Canada has set quotas that cannot be changed. Buying quotas is very expensive, but it is a way to maintain the price of these comodity at a managable level for comsumers. If the signing countries decide to dump their agricultural products, it will definately affect us, the consumers, and will destroy the quota system.
I never heard if the secret TPP document was totally released, All I know is that it was written by corporations and Pharma and that corporations in one country can change laws in another.Basically a NWO dream dream come true.The corp, courts will have supreme power over each court, so it sounds like your liberal acting prime minister may be your friend after all.
Rosemary S said:
$28.5-trillion – The combined gross domestic product of the 12 trade-pact countries which, it is estimated, collectively produce 40 per cent of the world's economic output.
45 – Per cent of a vehicle's content that must come from Canada to avoid import tariffs, a change from the North American free-trade agreement (NAFTA), which established that 62.5 per cent of a vehicle's content must be local.
$4.3-billion – Subsidy the government has promised over 15 years to protect current dairy, chicken and egg farm revenues. TPP countries get duty-free access to 3.25 per cent of Canada's dairy market and 2.1 per cent of its poultry market.
$158.6-billion – Average annual value of Canada's exports of metals and minerals to TPP countries from 2012 to 2014, according to numbers provided by the federal government. The sector includes petroleum products, potash, precious metals, iron, steel, aluminum and nickel.
51 – Total number of countries, if TPP is ratified, with which Canada will have free-trade agreements, which account for roughly 60 per cent of the global economy, according to data released by the federal government.
More details can be found here:
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I thought the TPP was designed to sabotage the countries that signed it just like the TTIP.