If Canada has stricter laws for environmental protection than Mexico, and if these laws restrict Mexico’s ability to export its goods to Canada, then by WTO policy Canada’s laws could be overruled in the name of free trade. Do you think this is fair? Now consider that Canada is wealthier than Mexico and that Mexico could use an economic boost. Does this affect your response?

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