Canadian Free Trade Agreement

The Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) is an agreement that governs trade between the Canadian provinces and territories that took effect on July 1st 2017, replacing its predecessor, the 22-year old Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT).

This article is about the interprovincial free trade agreement. For free trade deals between Canada and external countries, see Free trade agreements of Canada.
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