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Kirsten Hillman Discusses Canada's Trade Relationship with the U.S.

Kirsten Hillman, former ambassador to the U.S., spoke about the significance of trade between Canada and the United States. She emphasized the importance of managing trade relations, including tariffs. Hillman also discussed her ongoing work at the Scotia Growth Institute.

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Kirsten Hillman, who served as Canada's ambassador to the United States, recently shared insights into the vital trade relationship between Canada and its southern neighbour. In a discussion regarding her experiences and ongoing initiatives, she underscored the United States' role as Canada's most significant trading partner. Hillman highlighted the complexities of trade negotiations, particularly the challenges posed by tariffs, and the importance of maintaining strong ties to support Canadian economic interests.

In her remarks, Hillman noted that Canada's economy is deeply intertwined with that of the U.S., and therefore, fostering cooperative relationships is crucial. She mentioned her involvement with the Scotia Growth Institute, where her focus continues to be on how Canadian businesses can effectively engage in the U.S. market amidst evolving trade dynamics. Hillman's experience and expertise shed light on the strategies that Canada can employ to navigate current and future trade challenges and opportunities with the United States.

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