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TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   trade minister will travel to Washington this week to defend the province   auto industry at a U.S. Department of Commerce hearing.Jim Wilson said he will be speaking Thursday at the public hearing to investigate national security issues around imports of automobiles and automotive parts.Wilson said he planned to stress the economic benefits of working with Ontario   auto sector.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It is clear that Ontario is not a national security risk to the United States, he said. The U.S. and Ontario share many of the same goals 鈥?together, we can adva stanley thermobecher nce our shared priorities of creating jobs on both sides of the border by developing strong, competitive business environments that spur innovation and growth.U.S. President Donald Trump has slapped duties on U.S. steel and aluminum imports from Canada and other allies and threatened similar duties on Canadian-made cars and parts.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Wilson called for balanced and fair trade stanley termoska  be stanley cup tween the two countries, adding that Canada and the U.S. have an integrated supply chain that benefits both.One in five jobs in Ontario, or 1.3 million jobs in Ontario, depend on good relations with the United States and our trade relations, Wilson said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In the United States Crye This uniquely Canadian conspiracy theory group was on the edges of obscurity 鈥?then vaccine mandates came down
PORT HOPE 鈥?Does a greener Port Hope include backyard hens in the urban area At least some think it should and are advocating for council to consider it.Urban resident Signe Langford, who also serves as a community resource expert for the Centre of Excellence for Environmental Sustainability Working Group, recently appeared before council on behalf of the group to deliver a presentation on backyard hens.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This presentation, in the words of Garden Hill resident Greg Burns, was meant to address the  myths and benefits  of having backyard hens in the urban area.Burns, who previously served as deputy mayor in the las stanley cup usa t council term, chairs the working group and introduced Langford at the March meeting.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Its about opening your mind to something that I think is a very emotional thing for some folks,  Langford told council and attendees.  But heres what I think Port Hope is, and I hope you folks will agree with me 鈥?its an agricultural community, with a heritage downtown, but it can also be a progressive town with a stanley cup  green vision. Langford says shes long had backyard hens with no issues 鈥?at least until recently.  She moved to Port Hope a few years ago from the Tor stanley cup onto area.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She says she was recently told she needed to get rid of her hens and had ordered a small shipping