Ontario Premier Doug Ford will start tariffs directed at the United States on Monday, unless President Trump's threat of a trade war with Canada comes to an end.

The move in response to President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods could raise costs for 1.5 million customers in three border states.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has won reelection to lead Canada’s most populous province, giving him the mandate he wanted to fight tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump.

In response to President Trump’s latest round of tariffs this week on Canada, Premier Ford — a political conservative who once supported Trump’s policies but was re-elected last week on a campaign against Trump’s actions — vowed to retaliate with a 25% surcharge on electricity exports to Michigan, New York and Minnesota.

The leader of Ontario, the province that is home to Canada’s automotive industry, said he is skeptical about the motives behind President Trump’s [one-month reprieve](

Ontario election results are officially in, and Premier Doug Ford has secured his third consecutive term, with the Progressive Conservative

Doug Ford, Premier of the Canadian province of Ontario, told The Hill's Blake Burman he spoke with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick today. Ford said he's hopeful a deal on tariffs can be struck in the coming days.

Minnesota, along with Michigan and New York, are at risk of getting slapped with a 25% surcharge for electricity from Ontario​ if President Trump's ongoing tariff war doesn't end by Monday.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has blasted United States President Donald Trump’s tariff threats to Canada On March 4, tariffs were issued on Canada and Mexico, with the US president saying they were aimed at curbing the flow of illegal border crossings and drugs into America Following this announcement,

The leader said new tariffs are scheduled to be implemented Monday in an effort to push back on Trump’s international economic measures.