Trump’s trade war with Canada

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Ontario to continue Reagan tariffs ad this weekend, pause campaign after world series to resume US trade talks
Ontario is pausing its US $54 million anti-tariff advertising campaign. The ads featured former US President Ronald Reagan's speech. US President Donald Trump strongly opposed the campaign. He called off trade negotiations with Canada.

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Trump, tariffs and the World Series: How a TV ad upended trade talks between U.S., Canada
Trump cancels trade negotiations with Canada over anti-tariff ad
Ontario premier provokes Trump's ire once again with Reagan ad
The premier of Canada’s most populous province has again complicated the country’s delicate trade negotiations with the U.S., this time with a political ad targeting Americans that has drawn the ire ...

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Trump Called a Canadian Ad Fake. It Faithfully Reproduces Reagan’s Words.
What the Ronald Reagan ad that got Trump so angry was really all about
Read excerpts from Reagan’s 1987 speech on tariffs
“Nobody wants a trade war, but nobody wants to be a patsy either,” Reagan White House chief of staff Howard Baker said shortly before the tariffs were announced.

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Reagan Becomes The Reason: What's In The Ad That Ended US-Canada Trade Talks?
Trump Ends Trade Talks With Canada Over An Advertisement: What Was In It That Set Him Off?
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Trump says U.S. will struggle for years if tariffs fail

President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning about the potential consequences if the Supreme Court decides to strike down his tariffs. On October 19, 2025, he emphasized that such a ruling could lead to the United States struggling “for years,

Commonwealth Bank issues stark warning to buckle up as Australia faces 'new economic era'

Aussie investors have been told to 'tighten their seatbelts' as the global economy crashes into a 'new economic era'.
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ASEAN, Brazil Discuss Trade Ties as Lula Seeks US Tariff Relief

Trump has charged 50 percent tariffs on Brazilian goods, partly to show support for ally and former president Jair Bolsonaro.
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