OTTAWA — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is urging Canada’s prime minister to retaliate against the United States after it doubled tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. But Prime Minister Mark Carney is ...

Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario, is reinventing himself as one of Canada’s staunchest defenders against President Trump’s economic and sovereignty threats. By Vjosa Isai Reporting from ...

Premier Doug Ford says Ontario will try to hit its climate change targets by 2030, despite internal documents suggesting the ...

Since Donald Trump began his second term, Canadian politician Doug Ford has become one of the loudest international voices to contest the US president’s “America First” trade policy. The ...

During an interview with CNBC's Ross Sorkin on Wednesday morning, Ontario Premier Doug Ford appeared ready to agree to President Trump's demand and remove all tariffs on American goods if Trump ...

Doug Ford’s role in tariff talks. Ford has recently become a notable figure outside of Canada after his continued public rebukes of President Donald Trump's ongoing tariff flip-flopping against ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is pressuring Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney to ramp up tariffs against the United States after President Trump doubled tariffs on steel and aluminum earlier this ...

Ford was also, he thought, modeling how Conservatives could run in the federal election, which concludes Monday. Yet standing up for Canada and against the U.S. incursion is not, to Ford’s ...

As Poilievre slips in the polls, could Ontario’s premier be the right’s backup plan? The post Doug Ford Is Now the Most Popular Conservative in Canada first appeared on The Walrus.

Doug Ford Jr. dropped out of college after two months but earned his own education at his father’s shoulder and, according to a 2013 investigation by The Globe and Mail, as “a go-to dealer of ...

O TTAWA — Ontario Premier Doug Ford is urging Canada’s prime minister to retaliate against the United States after it doubled tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. But Prime Minister Mark ...