Canadian Premier Criticizes Trump's Tariffs

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Canada’s crisis: Tariffs will crash economy making ‘dealing with Trump THE ballot box question’

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford is making the media rounds, most recently with NB CS Garrett Haake in Toronto , not afraid to brawl publicly with President Donald Trump over his on again off again tariff strategy.

Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Jolie also offered this blistering attack on the Trump administration.

Katie Simpson , senior foreign correspondent for CBC News Katie , says tariffs are sucking up more oxygen in Canada .

David Frum : What can Canada do to defend itself against this economic warfare that the president seems to be trying to wage onto the people of Canada ? And then secondly , did this, was this a factor in Prime Minister Trudeau not seeking reelection? Frum says there's a whole bunch of domestic politics at play with Justin Trudeau .

He says dealing with Donald Trump will be the ballot box question in Canada .

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