Doug Ford reelected as Ontario’s premier with mandate to fight Trump tariffs
- Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative Party was re-elected in Ontario, granting him a mandate to address U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on Canadian goods starting Tuesday.
- The Progressive Conservative Party maintains a majority in the legislature, while the New Democratic Party will serve as the official Opposition.
- Trump has announced 25% tariffs on Canadian goods, impacting Ontario's economy.
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau congratulated Ford and acknowledged his victory, emphasizing the importance of defending Canadian interests amid tariff threats.
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What was on the minds of voters this election?
“Social services – nothing is really improving for us. A lot of our social services have been cut, and I don’t really know where that money is going. Everything that’s in his (Doug Ford)platform, isn’t addressing it. The attempts to sell off the Greenbelt privately, all these things, I just can’t have it happen again. If I plan on living in Ontario, I want a place where our healthcare system is strong and free, and where the social services actu…
Remember when the left smeared Ford as Trump light?
Having won his third-consecutive majority government on Thursday night, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has successfully positioned himself, as a recent Guardian headline put it, as “Canada’s anti-Trump.” It’s a remarkable transformation considering that a mere seven years ago, the left was trying to brand Ford as a homegrown version of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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