Ford Backs Carney’s Trade Exit | Ottawa News

Premier Doug Ford is rallying behind PM Mark Carney’s decision to walk away from a controversial trade deal, calling it a “bad deal” for Ontario’s auto and steel sectors. Ford warned that such agreements can bind Canada for decades, and he praised Carney for avoiding the pact. While acknowledging new tariffs will hurt, he countered with Ontario’s booming economy — over 50,000 new jobs created in just four months — and pledged support for affected workers. Ford is confident in Ontario’s resilience, backed by industry leaders and unions, and is pushing other premiers to unite under a “Team Canada” strategy against what he calls the U.S. administration’s bullying tactics. He bluntly compared the U.S. President to a playground bully, vowing Canada won’t back down.

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