Canada–Mexico relations
Hey there! So, Canada and Mexico are two countries that are kind of like friends because they are next to each other and they do things together sometimes. They talk to each other a lot and try to be nice to each other so they can keep being friends.
Canada and Mexico actually have a special relationship because they are both members of something called the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA for short. This means they can trade things like toys, clothes, and food with each other without having to pay extra money called taxes.
But sometimes, friends can have disagreements. Canada and Mexico sometimes have different ideas about things, like how to handle immigration, which means people who want to move from one country to the other. They also sometimes have different rules about how to sell things to each other.
Overall, though, Canada and Mexico try to work things out and stay friends, because it's always better to have more friends than enemies.
Canada and Mexico actually have a special relationship because they are both members of something called the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA for short. This means they can trade things like toys, clothes, and food with each other without having to pay extra money called taxes.
But sometimes, friends can have disagreements. Canada and Mexico sometimes have different ideas about things, like how to handle immigration, which means people who want to move from one country to the other. They also sometimes have different rules about how to sell things to each other.
Overall, though, Canada and Mexico try to work things out and stay friends, because it's always better to have more friends than enemies.