Ontario left American banks out of a U.S.-dollar bond sale for the first time in almost 14 years, choosing Barclays Plc as its foreign bank to help manage a $2 billion debt issue. Canada’s largest province sold 10-year bonds last week in a deal led by Barclays and three Canadian banks — BMO Capital Markets, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce and Bank of Nova Scotia. It’s the first greenback bond issue for Ontario since early January, shortly before Donald Trump’s inauguration. The last time U.S. banks were not involved in a U.S.-dollar bond sale by Ontario was July 2011, Bloomberg records show. Since then, the province has done about 40 such deals. Bank of America Corp. was involved in the January sale; Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. were the US banks on the one before that, in September.