Doug Ford Announces Ontario Pauses Retaliatory Measures Following Postponement of Tariffs
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced Monday that the province will temporarily halt its planned retaliatory measures against the United States following a last-minute postponement of proposed tariffs by U.S. President Donald Trump, marking a significant de-escalation in a rapidly escalating trade conflict.
Doug Ford leads in Ontario election, but Trump's tariffs aren't first priority for voters: poll
The new poll from Leger shows that 47 per cent of Ontarians say they’ve decided to vote — or are leaning towards voting — for Ford’s incumbent PCs. The Ontario Liberals, led by Bonnie Crombie, the former mayor of Mississauga, trail with the support of 23 per cent of Ontarians. The New Democrats, led by Merit Stiles, have just 17 per cent.
A 30 day pause on U.S. tariffs, Doug Ford’s provincial election and the death of a successful reading program.
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