Trade Deal: Toronto Force and European Union

trade deal: Wettlaufer, 49, was charged Tuesday with eight counts of first-degree murder, according to Metro News. The alleged victims include five women and three men ranging in age from 75 to 96.___EU- In a race against the clock, the European Union edged closer Wednesday to being able to sign a free trade deal with Canada after Belgium made progress in lifting the veto of one of its regions. The source familiar with the investigation says officials from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health alerted the Toronto force about Elizabeth Wettlaufer, a nurse from Woodstock, Ont. But Wallonia leader Paul Magnette said late Wednesday that his region would not be able to back the deal in the coming hours, making it ever more unlikely the full signing ceremony with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau could be held on Thursday. "No, tonight, no agreement! There are still a lot of legal and technical verifications to do," Magnette said as he entered late night talks. Mulroney says he believes Canada should shift its efforts toward making deals with countries like India and China. He said an EU-Canada summit would come "one day, but not tomorrow!"___MULRONEY SAYS TRANS- Former prime minister Brian Mulroney says the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal is doomed to fail because of hostility in the U.S. Congress. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.