An ad created by Ontario, Canada, which showed former President Ronald Reagan talking about tariffs, appeared to rankle President Donald Trump. “The Ronald Reagan Foundation has just announced that ...

All 67 people on board the plane and the helicopter were killed. An American Airlines regional jet went down in the Potomac River near Washington, D.C.'s Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport ...

The r/Canada subreddit lit up with over 1,200 comments after Carney said he apologized to Trump over the ad, which had derailed trade talks.

Trump cancelled trade negotiations and imposed a 10% tariff with Canada over the ad produced by the Ontario government.

As Canada rallies around the Toronto Blue Jays in a bid for their first World Series win in over thirty years, political tensions with the United States intensify, fueled by tariffs and jibes from ...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has reportedly apologized to President Donald Trump for Canada’s recent bad behavior. Earlier this month, Ontario Premier Doug Ford posted to social […] ...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has reportedly apologized directly to U.S. President Donald Trump, who had suspended all trade negotiations with Canada over an Ontario provincial “anti-tariff” ...

The ad, which used edited clips of Reagan in order to criticize Trump’s trade policy, so angered Trump that last week he announced a halt to trade talks with Canada.

Reagan’s sentiments on tariffs and trade are starkly different from the commentary of Trump, who calls tariffs “beautiful,” trade wars as being “good” and “easy to win.” The Gipper also knew that ...

The ad, run by a provincial government, angered President Donald Trump and prompted him to halt trade talks with Canada.

Canada’s anti-tariff ad was an incursion in the trade war, but there’s another reason it may have bothered Trump.

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