Canada energy exports

Canadian Premier’s Energy Apology: Blames Trump, Not America

In response to President Trump’s 25% tariffs on Canadian goods, Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to retaliate by cutting off energy exports to the U.S., apologizing to the American people while emphasizing that the issue stems from presidential action, not the American people themselves. Ford affirmed a unified approach with the federal government, vowing to fight back aggressively against these tariffs, leveraging Canada’s significant energy exports to the U.S. This strong stance mirrors Prime Minister Trudeau’s announcement of retaliatory tariffs on US imports totaling C$155 billion, demonstrating a determined Canadian response to the trade dispute. Both leaders emphasize the need for strong countermeasures to protect the Canadian economy.

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Canada Threatens US Power Cut: A Nation’s Pain, a World’s Warning

In response to President Trump’s 25% tariff on Canadian goods, Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to halt energy exports to the U.S., stating he would do so “with a smile.” This action is a significant retaliatory measure, given Canada’s substantial energy exports to the U.S. and the potential for increased energy prices in the U.S. Ford emphasized Canada’s crucial role in supplying energy to several American states. Trump’s tariffs, initially delayed, were implemented despite relatively low levels of fentanyl seizures at the Canadian border.

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