Free trade agreements with the United States and Mexico have facilitated the migration of manufacturing jobs out of Canada over the last three decades.

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Free trade agreements between Canada, the United States, and Mexico, such as NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement), have led to the opening of borders for trade and investment. While these agreements have brought benefits to all three countries, they have also resulted in the relocation of some manufacturing jobs from Canada to lower-wage countries, such as Mexico. This has been a contentious issue in Canadian politics and has contributed to debates about the pros and cons of free trade agreements.

Free Trade Agreements with the United States and Mexico Have