Toronto city council is ramping up efforts to invest in local products and services, advocating for a 'buy Canadian' campaign in light of economic challenges from U.S. tariffs. City manager Paul Johnson cautioned against a blanket ban on U.S. purchases, highlighting the intricacies involved in procurement decisions. The council unanimously approved a motion to encourage spending within Canada and requested a recognizable label for Canadian products. Mayor Olivia Chow asserted the significance of reviewing procurement policies to reduce U.S. spending, stating, 'It matters where we buy.'
While exploring the option of prioritizing local products, Toronto city manager Paul Johnson emphasized the importance of a balanced approach rather than an outright ban on U.S. goods.
Toronto city council has unanimously passed a motion encouraging a 'buy Canadian, buy local' campaign, reflecting a strong commitment to supporting local businesses amid economic pressures.
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