President Donald Trump walked back his latest tariff threat after Ontario Premier Doug Ford had done the same.

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President Trump has ordered global tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum of 25%. After some jockeying, which included ...

“Elbows up,” Ford said again. “Everyone’s elbows are up.” ...

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If Trump’s threats are a short-term blip, Ontario’s response makes sense. If this is the start of something lasting, our government needs to think bigger.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s U.S. media blitz may be forcing President Donald Trump to change the channel on his costly trade ...

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Ontario’s trade representative in Washington says a high-stakes meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump’s Commerce Secretary ...