Canada has become the latest country to agree to roll over the terms of its EU trade deal with the UK after the Brexit transition period ends on 31 December. The agreement does not give businesses on either side of the Atlantic any additional benefits but ensures that UK-Canada trade will not be conducted on World Trade Organisation terms. Canada has been earmarked as one of the first countries that the UK will seek to strike post-Brexit free trade agreements with. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said negotiations would start early next year “on a new, bespoke trade deal with Canada that will go even further in ... (full story)