Trump backs off of Canada tariff hike as Ontario lets up on electricity threat
The day before steel and aluminum tariffs on all U.S. trading partners are set to go into effect, President Trump announced — and then hours later rescinded — tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum at double the rate of the rest of the world.
WASHINGTON − Ontario Premier Doug Ford clapped back at President Donald Trump on Tuesday after he responded to the province's new surcharge on electricity for American consumers with higher ...
In a game of chicken with President Trump, Ontario Premier Doug Ford blinked first. The populist politician, 60, backed down from a 25% energy surcharge ahead of talks with the US — after ...
You can find him on X @DanGooding. Languages: English. Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday afternoon that he would suspend 25 percent tariffs on electricity to parts of the northern United ...
UPDATE: You can read the latest back-and-forth between Ford and Trump here. Doug Ford struck his most aggressive tone to date this week as he blamed Donald Trump for "causing chaos" with his ...
"It's not the people of America, it's one person that has caused this issue." Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday that President Donald Trump's tariffs against Canada are the "craziest idea." ...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is acting "egregious" and "insulting" with his threat to cut off electricity to Americans over tariffs, the White House said Tuesday. White House Press Secretary ...
Premier Doug Ford said Monday that he plans to fight back against Trump’s tariffs in whatever way he can to show the president it is a bad decision to add the tax to the U.S.’s closest ...
Doug Ford fired back at President Trump following his vow to double tariffs on steel and aluminum, saying Canada will “not back down" and suggesting Trump instead focus on China.
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