B.C.’s Consultations to Support Canada’s Participation in the CUSMA Review
The Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) entered into force in 2020, replacing NAFTA. CUSMA includes a requirement for a formal review of the agreement at least every six years after entry into force. This new review process was designed to ensure the agreement remains relevant, effective and beneficial for North American workers. While establishing that the agreement will terminate 16 years after entry into force, the Parties can agree to extend the agreement for a further 16 years after each regular review. The first CUSMA review is scheduled to take place in 2026 but may begin sooner.
The CUSMA agreement and related texts, chapter summaries, side letters and amendments can be found here: The CUSMA agreement and related texts.
We Welcome Your Input
Share your views and experiences with key areas of CUSMA, including elements of the agreement that are working well, and those that can be improved. The feedback received will help inform B.C.’s input to the Government of Canada who, together with the governments of the United States and Mexico will be conducting the upcoming joint review of CUSMA. Please provide your feedback by October 24, 2025.