US EditionCanadian premier says he will cut off electricity exports to US ‘with a smile on my face’
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford has indicated he may stop electricity exports to the U.S. Due to the recently announced 25 percent tariffs by President Donald Trump.
- Ford stated that he had spoken with U.S. Senators and governors, noting that none supported the tariffs, which he described as a tax on Americans.
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that Canada would impose retaliatory tariffs on U.S. Products worth $155 billion if the U.S. Tariffs are implemented.
- Ford emphasized the unity of Canadian provinces and the federal government in responding to the U.S. Tariffs, asserting that he would fight the tariffs 'tooth and nail.
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Ontario’s Premier: ‘Pain Like They’ve Never Felt Before’, Threatens to CUT OFF ELECTRICITY to the U.S. * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Joshua C.
Ontario's Premier Doug Ford is stirring controversy, threatening to cut off electricity to U.S. states over tariffs. Discover the dramatic implications of his statements and the potential fallout for Canada-U.S. relations in the full post!
Canadian premier threatens to cut off US electricity exports, Says "America needs to feel the pain"
Ontario Premier Threatens to Cut Off U.S. Electricity Exports Amid Trump’s Trade War Escalation In a bold escalation of tensions between Canada and the United States, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has threatened to halt electricity exports to the U.S. “with a smile on my face” as President Donald Trump’s renewed trade war intensifies. Ford’s remarks, […]
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