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Ontario announced that effective Monday it is imposing a 25% increase on electricity exports to the U.S. in response to President Trump's tariffs on Canada. "It's very regrettable that we're here," Ontario's Minister of Energy and Electrification Stephen Lecce tells @shanellekaul_. "There's only one person, one man that can... show more

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Jeff B1 year ago

A good chance for another US power supplier to take over the business

The Washington Post1 year ago

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

Dave1 year ago

Great

Dave1 year ago

That’s good

Tim Finnigan1 year ago

Imagine playing these games because you refuse to increase security at your border.

Queens Fort1 year ago

Doug Ford is a piece of 💩, but he is our piece of 💩

Bob - Upstate NY1 year ago

As an American, I don’t blame them. Way to go MAGA!

Space man1 year ago

What’s a Canada?

Will1 year ago

There will be blood Canada.

CycleOfRegimes1 year ago

Canada is so funny. The US accounts for more than 75% of its total exports. Canada accounts for less than 20% of total US exports. This only ends one way.

MichiganAnon931 year ago

Cry some more you globalist clowns! 🤡 We the People voted for exactly what @POTUS is doing!

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