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Ontario's excess electricity could short circuit Ford ’s 25 per cent U.S. surcharge.
Ford government to provide further details on Ontario 's plan to slap a surcharge on electricity supplied to neighbouring states Minnesota , Michigan and New York .
Some experts question how effective the electricity threat will be on our American neighbours.
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