Canada's Freeland: Will continue to work on steel,aluminum tariffs issue

Canada's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chrystia Freeland, spoke on the new trilateral trade deal that they reached with the United States and Canada in a joint press conference with Prime Minister Trudeau with key quotes, via Reuters, found below.

• Trudeau: New trilateral trade deal removes uncertainty for manufacturers and investors.
• Trudeau: Some compromises that Canada had to make to get new trade deal were harder than others.
• Trudeau says we are not yet at the finish line, deal needs to be ratified.
• Freeland: Dairy farmers will be fully compensated for any losses they suffer as result of new trade deal.
• Trudeau: Removing steel, aluminium tariffs remains a priority.
• U.S. side has expressed willingness to discuss tariffs on steel and aluminum, glad to have gained significant protection for auto industry.
• Freeland: "We have a bit of wind in our sails" and will continue to work on steel,aluminum tariffs issue which are separate track from trade talks.