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Ford and Trump exchange insults as bad blood from trade war spills over

Trump threatened 50% tariffs on Canadian autos and steel as Ontario warned it could cut electricity exports and widen retaliation if talks stay collapsed.

  • On Monday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford and U.S. President Donald Trump exchanged verbal attacks following the collapse of trade negotiations and imposition of 50% tariffs on Canadian goods last Friday.
  • The White House implemented 50% tariffs on Canadian goods on Saturday, with President Trump promising additional levies on vehicles and steel beginning January 1, 2027, claiming Canada has been 'ripping off' the United States.
  • During a press conference, Ford labeled the U.S. leader a 'dictator' and a 'bully' who is 'tariffing his own people' after President Trump called him a 'flunky' on Truth Social.
  • Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed to match U.S. levies dollar-for-dollar, while Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew met with trade advisors on Monday to prepare local industries for economic fallout.
  • Manitoba Chambers of Commerce president Chuck Davidson warns livelihoods are under threat, as Ottawa prepares support for Canadian businesses while navigating the uncertain future of this escalating trade conflict.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford tones down rhetoric in war of words with Donald Trump

TORONTO - Ontario Premier Doug Ford has toned down his rhetoric in the war of words with U.S. President Donald Trump.

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