Canada tells the United States and Mexico that it wants the Canada–U.S.–Mexico Free Trade Agreement (CUSMA) renewed. CBC News reports Canada issues official notice to both countries expressing this intention. Global News (Canada) adds that Canada is urging renewal as talks and coordination efforts with the U.S. and Mexico progress. Global News also specifies Canada’s position that the agreement should be extended for another 16 years. The two reports align on the core point that Canada has taken formal steps to pursue renewal of the trilateral trade pact and that negotiations with the United States and Mexico are moving forward. Neither source provides details of the negotiating positions from the U.S. or Mexico, nor does it describe specific terms under discussion beyond the renewal request. The coverage is focused on Canada’s formal action and its call to extend CUSMA rather than on broader political or economic assessments of the talks.