Trump unleashes more anger against Canada with 10% tariff

Through his Truth Social platform, President Donald Trump reported that he will punish Canada with an additional 10 percent tariff, in response to an advertisement against the US tariff policy that was broadcast during a World Series of Baseball game.

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Mexico City, October 25 (However).- The President of the United States (EU), Donald Trumpannounced that he will punish Canada with an additional 10 percent tariff to the one that currently exists on imports from said country. This, as a result of the fact that yesterday an advertisement against the US tariff policy prepared by the Ontario Premier Doug Fordwhich provoked Trump’s ire.

Through its platform Truth Socialhe republican pointed out that Canada “He was caught red-handed publishing” the advertisement in question, which he described as fraudulent, as it was made through the distortion of a speech by President Ronald Reagan. “Their ad should have been withdrawn IMMEDIATELY, but they let it pass last night during the World Series, knowing it was a FRAUD,” the American president noted.

“Due to your gross misrepresentation of the facts and your hostile act, I am raising the tariff on Canada by 10 percent above what they currently pay. Thank you for your attention to this matter!” Trump said.

In his message, the President of the United States stated that the Reagan Foundation made a statement about the advertisement and noted that it was created by using “selective audio and video” of the former president without prior authorization, which is why they are analyzing taking legal measures regarding the case.

“The sole purpose of this FRAUD was for Canada to wait for the United States Supreme Court to ‘rescue’ them from the tariffs they have used for years to harm the United States. Now, the United States can defend itself from the high and excessive Canadian tariffs,” said the Republican.

Donald J. Trump Truth Social Post 03:54 PM EST 10/25/25

Canada was caught, red handed, putting up a fraudulent advertisement on Ronald Reagan’s Speech on Tariffs. The Reagan Foundation said that they, “created an ad campaign using selective audio and video of President Ronald…

— Commentary Donald J. Trump Posts From Truth Social (@TrumpDailyPosts) October 25, 2025

US cancels negotiations with Canada

Trump’s move towards Canada was unleashed on October 23, when Donald Trump announced that he was immediately ending all trade talks with Canada, accusing the authorities of that country of distorting the words of former President Ronald Reagan in an advertising campaign against tariffs that was intended to manipulate the Supreme Court and other courts.

“Based on his atrocious behavior, ALL TRADE NEGOTIATIONS WITH CANADA ARE TERMINATED,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social social network.

Trump cited a statement from the Ronald Reagan Foundation, which denounced the use of a “fraudulent and false” video released by authorities in Ontario, a Canadian province governed by Doug Ford. According to the president, 75 million dollars were paid to spread it and it would have been created to interfere in decisions of the Supreme Court and other courts in the United States.

The Ontario campaign was launched on October 16. “Using all the tools we have, we will never stop arguing against US tariffs on Canada. The path to prosperity is by working together. Check out our new ad,” Ford posted on X, formerly Twitter, along with a video that this Thursday caused the break with Trump.

In the images you can see several cities in the United States and American workers while in the background the voice of Ronald Reagan, former US president, is heard: “When someone says ‘I will impose tariffs on foreign imports,’ it seems like they are doing something patriotic by protecting American products and jobs. And sometimes, for a short time, it works… but only for a short time. In the long run, these trade barriers hurt everyone American workers and consumers. “High tariffs inevitably lead to retaliation from other countries and the outbreak of fierce trade wars.”