Canada Halts Tariffs Ad Campaign After Trump Backlash
Trade,Canada,Tariffs,Advertising,Foreign Affairs
Canada is pausing its advertising campaign criticizing American tariffs after backlash from President Donald Trump, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Friday.
Ford said the campaign, which included television spots set to air during the first two World Series games between the Toronto Blue Jays and Los Angeles Dodgers, was intended to spark discussion about the impact of tariffs on workers and businesses. He said the decision to suspend the ads, made in consultation with Prime Minister Mark Carney, will take effect on Monday to allow trade talks with Washington to resume...
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