I don't know that I can speak to the whole agreement because as noted there are an awful lot of words there.
There are gains on the trade side for sure. Gains are projected to Canada's GDP as a result. Depending on which economist you listen to, they could be reasonable gains or small gains. They don't sound as if they're overwhelmingly big even on the best projections. I think the best projection I saw was just under 1% in 10 years or something.
The losses.... I'm here representing as an ordinary Canadian. The drug and health care costs are one of the big concerns I see, because of the reduction in the ability of companies to market generics because of the patent side of things.