Toronto, Nov. 12 -- Canadian businesses are showing growing interest in exploring cooperation opportunities in the Indo-Pacific, including Vietnam, as they seek to diversify international markets. However, turning this interest into concrete projects and contracts requires a better understanding of local markets, suitable partners and stronger business connections. The issue was highlighted at the Mississauga International Trade Summit 2026, organised by the Mississauga Board of Trade (MBOT) in Toronto. The event discussed global trade prospects and market diversification, with a focus on business opportunities, logistics, customs and business networking. Dr. Julie Nguyen, Chair of the Canada-ASEAN Initiatives at York University, who mode...