Trump Ends Trade Negotiations with Canada
President Donald Trump announced the termination of trade talks with Canada, citing an anti-tariff advertisement released by the Ontario government.
The ad featured a 1987 speech by former US President Ronald Reagan, in which he criticized tariffs, stating they hurt "every American worker and consumer" and "triggering fierce trade wars."
"[Tariffs] hurt every American worker and consumer" and "triggering fierce trade wars."
The Ronald Reagan Foundation claimed the ad "misrepresents" the speech, as it was edited and lacked context.
- The ad was released by the government of Canada's Ontario province.
- The full speech, available on YouTube, shows Reagan's support for free and fair trade.
Author's summary: Trump cancels trade talks with Canada over anti-tariff ad.
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