"NAFTA's Chapter 19 is worth fighting for. That's the section of the North American free-trade agreement that allows Canada, the United States and Mexico to challenge subsidy or dumping decisions before a binding panel if they aren't convinced another country has fairly applied their own trade laws."

Yes, Canada won softwood lumber trumped up challenges using Chapter 19 only to leave a billion dollars to reward Canada's tormentors and to see American legislators in bad faith manipulate trade laws to challenge what ought to have been settled by allies and trade partners.

Is Chapter 19 sufficient reasoning to make Canada subservient to the Trump administration's bullying negotiations sure to result in a bad trade deal near impossible for future governments to extricate without exponentially greater harm.