“Today, United States Secretary of Commerce @howardlutnick and Premier of Ontario Doug Ford had a productive conversation about the economic relationship between the United States and Canada ...

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.

Doug Ford announced he will suspend the export tax on electricity to the U.S. On Tuesday, Donald Trump said he is moving immediately to jack up tariffs to 50 per cent on all Canadian steel and ...

“Today, United States Secretary of Commerce @howardlutnick and Premier of Ontario Doug Ford had a productive conversation about the economic relationship between the United States and Canada,” Ford ...

TORONTO — Premier Doug Ford issued the following statement to mark the election ... “I want to extend my congratulations to Mark Carney on being elected as leader of the Liberal Party of Canada and ...

Follow the Star’s live updates on Tuesday. 10:53 a.m. Speaking on MSNBC, Premier Doug Ford says “we will not back down, we will be relentless.” Ford says CEOs “need to get a backbone ...

Hours earlier, Ford blamed Trump for this unprovoked war and apologized to the Americans as he said he would not back down. New tariff war between US-Canada Trump posted on Truth Social earlier ...

Ford and GM shares remain lower on the week. Auto shares fell sharply Tuesday as 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, which many investors had expected to be delayed, took effect.

“O Canada.” That was the “good cop” post. Trump also issued threats in the period before Ford backed down from a threatened surcharge on electricity sold across the border to Americans in ...

In the same Truth Social post he said the US would place an additional 25% tariff on steel and aluminum imports from Canada from Wednesday, bringing the rate to 50%. Ford told MSNBC shortly after ...

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