Hosted by Canarm and HFI Pyrotechnics, the session examined tariffs, domestic procurement rules, and more
Industry leaders, educators, and St. Lawrence Corridor Commissioner Charlie Mignault met with Parliamentary Secretary Jenna Sudds at Prescott Town Hall on Monday, January 19.
David Beatty of Canarm talked about the importance of this with the trade agreement between Canada and the U.S. coming up for renegotiation this year.
Beatty said a big defence trade show in Ottawa is part of what's next.
Hosted by Canarm and HFI Pyrotechnics, the session examined tariffs, domestic procurement rules, and emerging defence clusters, aiming to help St. Lawrence Corridor manufacturers access federal contracts and expand local supply-chain opportunities.
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