MEXICO CITY — The federal government says it is launching public consultations on the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement, or CUSMA, ahead of next year’s planned review of the North American trade pact.

Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc announced the consultations Friday in Mexico City, where he and Prime Minister Mark Carney were wrapping up two days of meetings with Mexican officials.

Ottawa will hear from provinces, territories, industry and workers through the consultations as it gears up to formally review CUSMA in 2026.

“You’ll see, over the coming weeks, activities and opportunities for Canadians, and for those that are affected by the recent turbulence in the trading relationship, to offer us views on how we should approach the review conversations with the United Sta

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