Canada and Ecuador are signing a free trade agreement in Ottawa today, according to multiple outlets. The National Observer, City News Toronto, and Winnipeg Free Press all report that the Canadian and Ecuadorian governments will complete the agreement in Ottawa on the same day. The coverage does not provide additional terms or timelines beyond the fact of the signing and the location. No details are included in the provided excerpts about tariff changes, sector coverage, or the start date for implementation. The reports also do not mention specific officials involved or the ceremony’s format. Overall, the information shared across sources is consistent on the core points: the two governments are finalizing a free trade deal, the signing takes place in Ottawa, and it occurs on the same day the reports were published. Further context would be required to determine the agreement’s scope and expected economic impact.