Ontario Premier Doug Ford says President Donald Trump’s tariff policies would make former U.S. President Ronald Reagan “throwing up.” Ford makes the remarks as the trade dispute between Canada and the United States escalates. The comments follow Prime Minister Mark Carney walking away from trade talks late Friday, according to the reports.
Ford says “everything is on the table” in response to the dispute. In addition to criticizing U.S. trade measures, he threatens potential steps affecting U.S. interests, including cutting electricity, while also tying the stance to broader economic bargaining. Different outlets frame Ford’s remarks with varying emphasis—some highlight the sharp Reagan comparison and tone, while others focus more on the possible countermeasures and the immediate fallout from the stalled talks. Overall, the sources agree the exchange reflects growing tensions over tariffs and Canada’s willingness to pursue multiple options.
