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Ontario ramps up global trade ties as U.S. tariffs bite

by HR News Canada Staff May 1, 2026

written by HR News Canada Staff May 1, 2026

Ontario has hosted a roundtable with 16 senior diplomatic representatives from Europe, Asia and South America as the province works to reduce its dependence on the U.S. market amid ongoing tariff pressures. Premier Doug Ford, Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli and Parliamentary Assistant Will ...

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