Ontario signs transactions with Saskatchewan, Pei and Alberta to reduce trade barriers

The Ontario government, Alberta and Prince Edward Island, Alberta and Prince Edward Island in Canada, Alberta and Prince Edward Island reached the agreements to take steps to reduce trade barriers between the provinces.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Saskatchewan Prime Minister Scott Moe, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Pei Premier Rob Lantz with Saskatoon in Saskatoon Saskatoon in Saskatoon signed a separate memorandums.

Ontario, along with Manitoba in May and signed a memorandum with New Brunswick in April.

Ford, who organized a press conference, only with Moe, with the signing of such agreements, in Canada within Canada, “free trade” inside Canada, said that such agreements are “free trade.”

“Our government is a mission to protect the Ontario and protect the Canada.”

“President (Donald) Trump is not to protect our country, not to protect only Ontario, no matter where we cannot achieve their hands or in another jurisdiction.”

Ford aims to increase only Ontario and Saskatchewan only Ontario and Saskatchewan living standards and to allow free movement of “best and required” employees.

“We are doing this by reducing barriers to internal trade …. We must build a more competitive, more comfortable, more self-reliant Canadian economy.”

Saskatchewa’s Moe said that “Movin” I still have a strong stand for our provinces and our provinces, we can stand strong for our country and can be strong for our country. ” He said both and Ford had been lawyers to develop trade in the country for a long time.

“It should not be easy to trade than to trade between other countries and our nation between the Canadian provinces.”

“Now, I would say that we would say that we would prioritize all the flow of trade and experts in Canada to overcome our compatibility and all obstacles,” he said.

“Another thought is very highly appreciated to join us on this front and continue to move.”

Memo says Moe to strengthen relevant economies

Moe said that the mortality was recognized and mutual recognition, especially the mutual recognition of the goods, employees and investments. The agreement will strengthen its economies, benefits and enterprises, and the Canadian economy will develop.

According to the MOU, Ontario and Saskatchewan, goods, services, investments, investments and employees intend to “legislation” to eliminate internal trade barriers to protect and strengthen the level of public safety.

Ontario and Saskatchewan, while working to overcome trade barriers, they will respect the role of crown corporations within some IL industries, and Alberta will respect the integrity and role of regulators.

Ontario and the other three provinces, I hope, agreeing to improve the workfulness of work, said that any good, service or employee considered acceptable in one province in one province, he said.

In addition, all agreed to work directly on a framework to implement the consumer sales system.

35% of trade says Ontario within the borders of Canada

On Sunday, Alberta’s Smith said: “Together, Alberta and Ontario take a big step to a more open, competitive and combined economy.”

He added: “This Agreement is preparing to facilitate people’s work, work along the lines.

Lantz, “We are increasing the more unified and competitive national economy by eliminating unnecessary trade barriers and labor mobility. Our cooperation with Ontario remains loyal to a Canadian economy.”

According to the Ontario government, 35% of Canada’s trade occurs within its borders.

At the beginning of March, the United States applied 10 percent of Canadian exports and 10 percent of energy export exports from Canada. Later, Trump management introduced 25 percent of tariffs in Canadian steel and aluminum products and introduced 25 percent tariffs in Canada cars in early April.

Trump threatened to double the tariffs with steel and aluminum imports on Wednesday.