Canada is way to weak to get anything with NAFTA. We don't even win cases against America that are cut-and-dry. The problem with trade agreements, is that ult

Canada is way to weak to get anything with NAFTA. We don't even win cases against America that are cut-and-dry. The problem with trade agreements, is that ultimately, issues are grey, and therefore political. Making an 'anti dumping' case against Uber is a little bit of a stretch, meaning - Americans will tell us (Canadians) to f* off. If we try to enforce even more material issues, then we get the threat of other things (border fees, travel visas, no pipeline approval). There's 1% chance NAFTA will be re-negotiated. A) I don't think Trump actually dislikes it, he's just being populist. B) He would not negotiate in a fair manner. Way back, when it was done, it was done in the spirit of trade. It was an intellectual thing. With Trump, it will be 'America first' - not about the value of open trade. Even if Canada is forced to the negotiating table, we will have a very weak hand, and our strategy would probably be simply to delay, delay, delay until someone other than Trump is in charge. There are basically zero other Presidential Candidates who would be against it. Also - maybe Trump doesn't like it ... but he's not going to do a trade deal on his own. 99% of Republicans and probably 80% of Democrats are 'for' NAFTA. They have powerful constituents. The moment negotiations started, a lot of CEO's will be screaming bloody murder, and Trump would listen. But as far as Uber-NAFTA - I doubt there will ever be anything raised.