Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland will return to Washington this week to take another run at closing a NAFTA deal with the Trump administration, as negotiators try to reach agreements on issues ranging from a dispute resolution mechanism to Canada’s protected dairy market.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford, meanwhile, will make his first trip to the U.S. capital on Wednesday to push Canada’s negotiating team to strike a deal.

Investment bankers call them busted auctions: Companies that put up a “For Sale” sign, fail to find a buyer and face the daunting prospect of continuing to run the business without wealthy new owners.

Canada’s media sector, traditionally a neighbourhood where any property put up for sale kicks off a bidding war, is currently littered with busted auctions. Businesses that were on the auction block this summer include Corus Entertainment Inc. and DHX Media Ltd., along with the magazines division of Rogers Communications Inc. The “For Sale” signs are still up on front yards.