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Opinion: Trump’s tariffs hurt Ontario but don’t explain its economic decline

Financial Post ·

Ontarians are right to rally around their province (and country) in the face of aggressive trade policies from the Trump administration.

But although United States tariffs have clearly hurt both Ontario’s manufacturing sector and its broader economy — a fact Premier Doug Ford spends a lot of time talking about — Ontario’s economy was in trouble long before Trump launched his trade war.

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