A trade dispute is escalating between Canada and the US. Canadian industry is being targeted, with certain dairy products, motorcycles, and alcoholic beverages banned. This move has drawn criticism from Ontario Premier Doug Ford, who has been exchanging personal insults and threats with US President Donald Trump.
Ford has expressed a desire for Trump's party to lose control of Congress. He believes voters should hold Trump accountable for his actions. However, Ford also stated that Canada will not interfere in the US election.
Further details about the trade dispute and Ford's comments are available from the source.
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