From CBC News.

Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton and this week’s Sunday Scrum — managing editor of The Hill Times Charelle Evelyn, Parliamentary reporter for the National Post Catherine Levesque and Ottawa Bureau Chief for the Toronto Star Tonda MacCharles — discuss whether Donald Trump will blow up the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement on trade (CUSMA), as U.S. tariffs continue to wreak havoc on the Canadian economy. Plus, how the memorandum of understanding between Ottawa and Alberta on a potential new oil pipeline is raising the spectre of sovereignty and is exposing divisions inside the Liberal caucus, and how the Official Opposition is looking to add fuel to the fire.

00:00 Trade talks and CUSMA renegotiations
08:47 Pipeline political divide

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