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'We need to be ready' to respond to tariffs: Windsor mayor

Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens Discusses Impact of Tariffs on Border Crossing

In a recent interview on Power & Politics, Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens shared insights on how the Ambassador Bridge, the busiest commercial border crossing between the U.S. and Canada, is preparing for the tariffs set to be implemented by President Donald Trump on February 1.

Dilkens emphasized the importance of the Ambassador Bridge to both countries’ economies, highlighting the significant volume of trade that passes through the crossing every day. He expressed concerns about the potential impact of the tariffs on businesses and workers on both sides of the border, stressing the need for cooperation and communication to mitigate any negative consequences.

The mayor discussed the measures being taken to ensure a smooth transition once the tariffs come into effect, including working closely with stakeholders to address any challenges that may arise. Dilkens also highlighted the importance of maintaining strong relationships with U.S. officials to navigate the changing trade landscape effectively.

Overall, Dilkens remains optimistic about the future of the Ambassador Bridge and the region’s economy, emphasizing the resilience and adaptability of Windsor’s business community. By staying informed and proactive, he believes that Windsor can weather the storm of tariffs and continue to thrive as a vital hub for international trade.

Stay tuned for more updates on how Windsor is navigating the challenges of cross-border trade in the face of evolving tariffs and trade policies.

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