Trump cuts off trade talks with Canada over Reagan tariff ad
President Trump cited a $75 million Ontario ad campaign as interference in an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court tariff case, prompting him to end all trade negotiations with Canada.
- President Donald Trump announced the termination of all trade negotiations with Canada due to an Ontario ad criticizing his tariffs, which he called fraudulent.
- The Ronald Reagan Foundation stated that the Ontario ad misrepresents the former president's remarks on tariffs made in 1987.
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford claimed the ad featured an unedited excerpt from Reagan's speech, which was available in the public domain.
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada will not allow unfair U.S. access to its markets if trade talks fail, indicating ongoing tensions in trade relations.
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Trump administration announces they are terminating all U.S. trade negotiations with Canada
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Ford posts Reagan address used in anti-tariff ads after Trump ends Canada trade talks (Canada)
Ontario Premier Doug Ford posted remarks by former U.S. president Ronald Reagan on social media this morning, hours after U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was ending trade talks with Canada over an ad campaign that featured clips from the same address. Ford says Canada and U.S. are friends, ...
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