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Ontario Premier on anti-tariff ad featuring Ronald Reagan

‘Mission accomplished’: Ontario premier celebrates Trump ending trade talks

Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario, has taken a victory lap after trolling Donald Trump over trade, declaring “mission accomplished”.

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Premier of Ontario said the anti-tariff Reagan ad that blew up trade talks with Trump is the 'best ad that ever ran'

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Ontario premier brags about anti-tariff Reagan ad that prompted Trump to cancel trade talks

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'We achieved our goal': Canada's Ford stands firm on Reagan anti-tariff ad

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has stood firm behind his decision to run an anti-tariff advertisement in the US that featured Ronald Reagan and angered Donald Trump, saying "we have achieved our goal".

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Ford says he won't apologize for anti-tariff ads that scuttled trade talks with U.S.

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Ford says no 10% tariffs coming, claims Reagan ad ‘most successful’ ever

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Trump Ad Spat Exposes Ontario Premier’s Anxiety Over Fragile Auto Sector

Ontario Premier Doug Ford annoyed President Donald Trump with a 60-second television ad that used the words of the late Republican icon Ronald Reagan to criticize tariffs.

Ford tells Newsom to ‘talk to your friend in the Oval Office’ if he wants California liquor back on Ontario shelves

While making a friendly World Series wager, Ontario Premier Doug Ford told California Gov. Gavin Newsom to “talk to your friend in the Oval Office” if he wants U.S. liquor back on the province’s store shelves.

Ontario premier criticizes World Series ticket 'gouging,' with resale tickets costing thousands

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he is looking at the issue of ticket sales, after Blue Jays fans complained of sky-high resale prices not long after World Series tickets went on sale.

Premier on ‘wrong side’ of speed camera issue; Mississauga fights to keep devices operating

Convinced Ontario Premier Doug Ford “is on the wrong side” of the debate over automated speed enforcement cameras, Mississauga plans to further pressure the province to allow the devices to remain in school zones.