The Angry Canadian
“Elbows up,” Ford said again. “Everyone’s elbows are up.” ...
Ontario’s Doug Ford will ‘never roll over’ in trade war with US, as Trump vows to turn Canada into one of the ‘great states’
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and President Trump traded more barbs over their escalating tariff war Thursday — with Ford vowing to “never roll over” to America’s demands and Trump insisting the US’s ...
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said the meeting went well, and another is set for next week.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and federal officials left an hours-long meeting with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick saying ...
Doug Ford says ‘temperature is being lowered’ after tariff talks with top Donald Trump aides
Premier Doug Ford’s decision to slap a 25 per cent surcharge on Ontario electricity exports stateside in retaliation for ...
The blunt-speaking Canadian taking his fight with Trump to Washington
President Trump seemingly brushed off the recent electricity surcharge placed on the U.S. by Ontario, accusing Canada of ...
Ontario Premier Ford hails ‘positive’ meeting with Lutnick
Ontario Premier Doug Ford lauded his Thursday meeting with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick as “positive” and “productive” ...
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Donald Trump is reviving the fortunes of governments and leaders that talk tough against him
Canada’s governing Liberal Party appeared poised for a historic election defeat this year. Then Donald Trump declared economic war and threatened to annex the entire country as a 51st s ...
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Ontario premier says Trump 'let down' Canada ahead of tariff crisis talks in Washington
We want a constructive meeting. I just have to remind the American people, the president and Secretary Lutnick: we’re your ...
U.S. wants to ditch trade ‘status quo,’ Lutnick says after Canadian talks
Philippe Champagne, along with Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Canada's ambassador, met with U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick Thursday.
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ANALYSIS: What if this is the new normal in Canada-U.S. relations?
If Trump’s threats are a short-term blip, Ontario’s response makes sense. If this is the start of something lasting, our government needs to think bigger.