Trump, Ontario

With Trump's tariffs now on hold, will Ontario's election campaign shift gears?
Ontario PC Leader Doug Ford is trying his utmost to make the threat of tariffs the entire focus of the election campaign. The other party leaders are trying their utmost to shift the narrative away from tariffs to other big things at stake for Ontario voters.
Ontario election: Tariff reprieve makes room for health care, education and transit in campaign
Two of Ontario's main party leaders are set to make stops in the national capital after Canada got a 30-day reprieve from U.S. tariff threats that dominated campaign promises.
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.
Ontario Election 2025: A temporary tariff reprieve, but is it for candidates?
Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie says now that U.S. President Donald Trump has agreed to pause his threat to impose 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods for at least 30 days, Ford has lost his excuse for this election. She says the Feb. 27 election should be about both protecting the province and fixing the public health-care system.
Ontario leader calls for snap election to fight Trump’s threatened tariffs
The leader of Ontario, Canada’s most populous province, has kicked off his provincial election campaign, saying he needs a strong mandate to fight the tariffs threatened by U.S.
Ford defends dual roles as Ontario election campaigner and premier fighting tariffs
TORONTO — Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford is defending simultaneously wearing two hats, campaigning in a snap election he called and taking anti-tariff actions as premier.
Ontario Premier Ends Contract With Starlink Over Trump's Tariffs
Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario, one of Canada's largest provinces, announced on his Twitter account that he would be ending a massive, $68 million contract with Elon Musk's company, Starlink, that was signed in November and meant to provide high speed internet access to residents in Northern and Rural Ontario.
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Elections Ontario app: here’s what it can and cannot do
Elections Ontario has an app — a digital tool to help you vote for your local member of provincial parliament. The app has ...
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Ontario election 2025: Where the party leaders are on Wednesday, Feb. 5
Here's where the leaders of Ontario’s main political parties are on Wednesday, Feb. 5: Progressive Conservative Leader Doug ...
Promises made on key issues in the 2025 Ontario election
A list of the promises made by the Ontario PCs, NDP, Liberals and Greens ahead of the 2025 provincial election.
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Ford aims to keep tariff focus in Ontario election as Liberals, NDP tout health, education
Ontario’s Liberals and NDP are using a pause in the tariff threat from the United States to begin a new chapter in the ...
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Who can defeat Doug Ford? Here’s who the Tories are scared of this Ontario election
As Progressive Conservatives assess the first days of their snap election call, they are firmly convinced only one candidate can defeat Doug Ford. With Ford’s Tories at 47 per cent support in ...
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What you need to know about Ontario's early election call
CBC News wants to know what's at stake for you in the upcoming Ontario election. Please consider filling out the survey at the bottom of this story. If this news caught you by surprise ...
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Ontario election 2025: How to cast your vote on or before Feb. 27
A poll clerk puts up Elections Ontario voting signs outside of the Mississauga-Erin Mills polling station on University of Toronto, Mississauga Campus on June 7, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Marta ...
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Ontario election: Who's running (and who isn't) in the 10-riding London region
Just three of the 10 London-area ridings have a full slate of candidates from the four major parties – Progressive ...