May 26, 2025
Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, and Alberta affirm support for Canada’s AI-native trade infrastructure
TransPacific Trade Nexus (TPTN) is proud to share that four Canadian provinces—Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, and Alberta—have formally endorsed our mission to build the next generation of AI trade infrastructure. These letters of support represent a clear signal: Canada is ready to lead in digital trade modernization, interprovincial connectivity, and SME export growth.
Together, these endorsements strengthen TPTN’s pan-Canadian foundation and highlight growing alignment with the country’s Indo-Pacific Strategy, compliance innovation agenda, and global competitiveness goals.
Provincial Endorsements for Canada’s AI Trade Infrastructure
Saskatchewan (Received February 6, 2025)The Government of Saskatchewan reaffirmed its commitment to breaking down trade barriers and spotlighted its leadership in sustainable exports and global market access.
Nova Scotia (Received February 18, 2025)The Minister of Growth and Development directed Invest Nova Scotia to engage directly with TPTN, citing the platform’s ability to expand interprovincial trade, reduce export friction, and unlock new markets for local SMEs.
Manitoba (Received February 24, 2025)Manitoba’s Deputy Minister emphasized the province’s strengths in agriculture, logistics, and advanced manufacturing—and welcomed TPTN’s AI-powered trade infrastructure to help businesses scale globally.
Alberta (Received May 26, 2025)Alberta’s Deputy Minister of Jobs, Economy, Trade and Immigration expressed strong support for export diversification and encouraged sustained collaboration as TPTN enters its prototype phase.
Key Takeaways and Next Steps
These provincial endorsements reflect growing momentum behind TPTN’s role in building trusted, AI trade infrastructure that streamlines compliance, digitizes documentation, and enhances SME access to trade agreements and funding programs.
Each province will play an active role in shaping the platform’s pilot phase. Starting Q4 2025, select SMEs will test core modules—including electronic documentation workflows, AI-driven export compliance automation, and ESG-aligned trade finance tools.
By incorporating feedback from all four provinces, TPTN will deliver a scalable, user-centric platform that supports both regional trade integration and Canada’s global digital leadership.
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