Former US President Donald Trump imposes new 10% tariffs on Canadian goods, citing historical trade grievances from Reagan administration advertisements. The move threatens to destabilize North American trade relations.
Former US President Donald Trump imposes aggressive 10% tariff on Canadian goods, citing 'fraudulent' 1980s trade agreement during Reagan administration that he claims disadvantaged America.
Former US President Donald Trump imposes fresh 10% tariffs on Canadian imports after Ottawa fails to remove political advertisement featuring Ronald Reagan criticising tariffs.
Canada's Ontario province removes controversial Ronald Reagan advertisement amid escalating trade tensions with Trump administration. Discover why this diplomatic move failed to satisfy the White House.
Exclusive investigation reveals how a decades-old Ronald Reagan political advertisement allegedly influenced Trump's decision to terminate crucial NAFTA renegotiations with Canada, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Ontario suspends $700K advertising campaign targeting US tariffs amid ongoing trade negotiations between Canada and Trump administration. Strategic move signals diplomatic approach.
In a dramatic diplomatic clash, former US President Donald Trump's outrage over an Ontario advertisement featuring Ronald Reagan has triggered the suspension of crucial trade negotiations between the two nations.
While Donald Trump champions aggressive tariffs, historical records reveal Ronald Reagan vehemently opposed such protectionist measures, warning they would harm American consumers and businesses.
As Trump pushes aggressive tariffs, historical records reveal Ronald Reagan's strong opposition to protectionist policies and his warning about economic consequences America now faces.
Former US President Donald Trump launches fresh attack against Canada over fabricated Ronald Reagan advertisement, raising national security concerns in explosive allegations.
In a dramatic escalation of trade tensions, former US President Donald Trump has terminated all trade discussions with Canada after a fabricated advertisement featuring Ronald Reagan surfaced online.