Doug Ford

Well, that's because they aren't real. It's very, very simple. And, you know, it's the uncertainty that President Trump has put not just on Canada, the entire world. You know, I always say you have to take a page out of Ronald Reagan's book back in 1988 on the free trade deal. And, you know, protectionism does not work. It doesn't work anywhere in the world.

Well, that's because they aren't real. It's very, very simple. And, you know, it's the uncertainty that President Trump has put not just on Canada, the entire world. You know, I always say you have to take a page out of Ronald Reagan's book back in 1988 on the free trade deal. And, you know, protectionism does not work. It doesn't work anywhere in the world.

It won't work between Canada and the U.S. The supply chain is so integrated. Everyone's heard about the auto parts going back and forth six, seven, eight times before they get assembled in a plant in Ontario or a plant in the U.S., be it Michigan or any other auto plant. I always say, you know, the auto pack's been around since 1965, and you can't unscramble an egg.

It won't work between Canada and the U.S. The supply chain is so integrated. Everyone's heard about the auto parts going back and forth six, seven, eight times before they get assembled in a plant in Ontario or a plant in the U.S., be it Michigan or any other auto plant. I always say, you know, the auto pack's been around since 1965, and you can't unscramble an egg.

It won't work between Canada and the U.S. The supply chain is so integrated. Everyone's heard about the auto parts going back and forth six, seven, eight times before they get assembled in a plant in Ontario or a plant in the U.S., be it Michigan or any other auto plant. I always say, you know, the auto pack's been around since 1965, and you can't unscramble an egg.

You have to make the omelet larger. And that's the auto sector. But there's so many other sectors that the supply chain is so integrated, you just can't flip on a switch and turn it off.

You have to make the omelet larger. And that's the auto sector. But there's so many other sectors that the supply chain is so integrated, you just can't flip on a switch and turn it off.

You have to make the omelet larger. And that's the auto sector. But there's so many other sectors that the supply chain is so integrated, you just can't flip on a switch and turn it off.

And that's what people have been saying, David. You know, President Trump made the last deal. I was part of that deal. It was Secretary – Lighthizer. And President Trump said it was the greatest deal ever. I guess it's not the greatest deal ever anymore. So I'm not too sure what he wants to do or where he wants to go. But we're just stronger together with all the threats around the world.

And that's what people have been saying, David. You know, President Trump made the last deal. I was part of that deal. It was Secretary – Lighthizer. And President Trump said it was the greatest deal ever. I guess it's not the greatest deal ever anymore. So I'm not too sure what he wants to do or where he wants to go. But we're just stronger together with all the threats around the world.

And that's what people have been saying, David. You know, President Trump made the last deal. I was part of that deal. It was Secretary – Lighthizer. And President Trump said it was the greatest deal ever. I guess it's not the greatest deal ever anymore. So I'm not too sure what he wants to do or where he wants to go. But we're just stronger together with all the threats around the world.

We need to stick together. When China's cutting the U.S. off of critical minerals for their military use, we have all the critical minerals. Ontario has more critical minerals than anywhere in the world. We want to ship them down to our closest friend and ally to support them. For instance, nickel, 50% of the high-grade nickel the U.S. uses comes from Sudbury. And I emphasize high-grade nickel.

We need to stick together. When China's cutting the U.S. off of critical minerals for their military use, we have all the critical minerals. Ontario has more critical minerals than anywhere in the world. We want to ship them down to our closest friend and ally to support them. For instance, nickel, 50% of the high-grade nickel the U.S. uses comes from Sudbury. And I emphasize high-grade nickel.

We need to stick together. When China's cutting the U.S. off of critical minerals for their military use, we have all the critical minerals. Ontario has more critical minerals than anywhere in the world. We want to ship them down to our closest friend and ally to support them. For instance, nickel, 50% of the high-grade nickel the U.S. uses comes from Sudbury. And I emphasize high-grade nickel.

There's a difference. They use it in their military, use it in their aerospace, in their manufacturing, not to mention the aluminum and the steel and other critical minerals that I could list. And who better to give it to than our closest friends?

There's a difference. They use it in their military, use it in their aerospace, in their manufacturing, not to mention the aluminum and the steel and other critical minerals that I could list. And who better to give it to than our closest friends?

There's a difference. They use it in their military, use it in their aerospace, in their manufacturing, not to mention the aluminum and the steel and other critical minerals that I could list. And who better to give it to than our closest friends?

Well, it's always cordial. He's a very, very bright individual. He understands the markets. And that's why I just is mind boggling to so many people, elected officials, private sector folks. He's a smart guy and the market speaking. And when you see the market tumbling, it's not about Wall Street losing money. It's about Main Street losing money.

Well, it's always cordial. He's a very, very bright individual. He understands the markets. And that's why I just is mind boggling to so many people, elected officials, private sector folks. He's a smart guy and the market speaking. And when you see the market tumbling, it's not about Wall Street losing money. It's about Main Street losing money.

Well, it's always cordial. He's a very, very bright individual. He understands the markets. And that's why I just is mind boggling to so many people, elected officials, private sector folks. He's a smart guy and the market speaking. And when you see the market tumbling, it's not about Wall Street losing money. It's about Main Street losing money.