The head of Google’s parent company contrasted divisive U.S. politics against Canada’s innovation and immigration-friendly policies Thursday, adding his company owes this country a favour — one the Prime Minister said he’d be sure to call in. But as Google’s relationship with Canada becomes increasingly cozy, relations between the U.S. and its northern neighbour have come under pressure. The former Google CEO added that the North American Free Trade Agreement has been very successful and asked the Prime Minister about a timeline for when the negotiations will be complete. Trudeau said Canada is “carefully evaluating everything they put forward” and warned of dire consequences if the deal collapses. “Of course there can be way more impacts on Canada because we are much smaller and more dependent on the U.S.

Source: thestar November 02, 2017 19:14 UTC