Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross says Canada is generally good but must play by the rules. 

What rules? The ones the Trump administration makes on the fly?

If the Trump administration ignores rules based trade under Free Trade/NAFTA and the much touted (by former Prime Minister Mulroney), Dispute Settlement Mechanism and its successive judgments on softwood lumber, what are Canada and Canadians to do?

Trump is betting heavy that our government has no choice but to acquiesce.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau cannot imagine standing up to the TRUMP Administration.

Note: Almost 60% of Canadians voted NO to Free Trade in the single issue 1988 Free Trade election.

In 1993 Liberal leader Chretien secured a majority mandate vowing to kill NAFTA sans substantive changes. No changes were made and Chretien abused his electoral mandate.

Why not ask Canadians through a referendum whether Free Trade / NAFTA has legitimate citizen support?