Talks aimed at reaching a NAFTA deal between Canada and the U.S. have wrapped up without an agreement.

Several media outlets reporting they’re to resume next week.

Earlier, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Ottawa wants a win-win deal, but that ”so far we’re not there yet.”

During a stop in Oshawa, the prime minister repeated that Canada wants the right deal not just any deal.

Justin Trudeau also said Canada’s indicated there are certain ”red lines” it won’t cross in order to get a deal done.

One of the key issue’s is Canada’s protected dairy industry.

U.S. Trade representative Robert Lighthizer says Canada’s refusing to make any concessions on that front.