US EditionDoug Ford to Host Premiers in Muskoka This Summer
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford, currently leading the Council of the Federation, extended an invitation to all provincial premiers to attend the summer gathering in Huntsville scheduled for July 21 to 23, 2025.
- The meeting follows a recent First Ministers' meeting in Saskatoon and aims to build on momentum to advance nation-building projects and address Canada-U.S. relations amid ongoing trade tensions.
- Agenda items include focused discussions with Indigenous leaders on economic development and reconciliation, public safety, and economic growth strategies to counter tariffs impacting sectors like steel and agriculture.
- Ford stated, "We need to build and we need to build fast," emphasizing the urgency given that President Trump is taking direct aim at the Canadian economy.
- The meeting aims to foster collaboration among premiers to unlock Canada's economic potential and protect jobs, while no final decisions were made on project approvals during prior federal-provincial discussions.
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Premier Doug Ford Invites Canada’s Premiers to Summer Meeting in Muskoka (Province of Ontario)
) Share Table of Contents Content Quick Facts Additional Resources Related Topics Content TORONTO- Premier Doug Ford has formally invited Canada's premiers to join the Council of the Federation (COF) summer meeting from July 21 to 23, 2025, in Huntsville, Ontario. "With President Trump taking direct aim at our economy, we need to build and we need to build fast," said Premier Ford. "Together, premiers are seizing the momentum coming out
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Donald Trump's tariffs and national infrastructure projects will be on the menu at the July meeting of the Council of the Federation in Huntsville.
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