Ontario to Pause Anti-Tariff Ad Featuring Ronald Reagan
Ontario will pause its controversial anti-tariff advertisement featuring Ronald Reagan after US President Donald Trump halted trade talks with Canada over the video.
According to Prime Minister Mark Carney, Ottawa is ready to resume discussions once the campaign stops.
The ad used spliced audio of the late US president warning that tariffs can trigger "trade wars and economic disaster."
Trump called the video "fraudulent" and accused Canada of misrepresenting Reagan's remarks.
Author's summary: Ontario pauses anti-tariff ad amid US-Canada trade talks halt.
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