As the North America’s public and business community wait to see if negotiators for the United States and Canada can draft a new version of NAFTA, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has also been busy talking trade.
The Toronto Sun has learned the newly elected premier, who took office in June, has reached out to more than 22 American governors to talk about past, current and future trade. And he has talked to 10 personally.
“More than a million jobs are at stake on both sides of the border,” Ford said. “Ontario does hundreds of billions of dollars in trade with the United States each year. Our economies and countless jobs depend on continued open trade and dialogue between our two great nations.”
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