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WHISTLER, British Columbia — Canadian mayors passed a resolution Saturday that would potentially shut out U.S. bidders from city contracts in response to the U.S. administration’s “Buy American” policy.
The nonbinding resolution passed 189-175 at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities conference in Whistler, British Columbia. Federation president Jean Perrault said the fair-trade resolution was developed in reaction to protectionist provisions in President Barack Obama’s stimulus bill.
