OTTAWA—Canada’s Liberal government on Monday began the task of ratifying the revised North American trade deal, a process that could take months and force Prime Minister Justin Trudeau into some deal making with rivals to ensure quick passage. Canada is the last country remaining to yet ratify the revised trade deal, following the conclusion of talks between the Trump administration and the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives. Mexico did so in December and the U.S. Senate this month. President Trump is scheduled...

Source: Wall Street Journal January 27, 2020 19:23 UTC