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BREAKING: Doug Ford FIRES BACK at Trump’s Canada tariffs by cutting U.S. companies out of Ontario contracts — and ripping up its Starlink deal. A petulant Donald Trump wants a trade war with Canada. Now, Ontario Premier Doug Ford just showed him exactly what that actually costs. Responding to Trump's new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, Ford announced Ontario is banning all U.S.-based companies from participating in the province's government procurement contracts, effective immediately. This isn't small change: Ontario and its agencies spend approximately $30 billion annually on procurement, layered on top of a massive $200 billion infrastructure plan. American businesses just lost access to tens of billions of dollars in potential revenue. "They only have President Trump to blame," Ford said bluntly. But Ford didn't stop there. In a move dripping with well-deserved symbolism, Ontario is completely tearing up its contract with Starlink — Elon Musk's satellite internet company. "It's done, it's gone," Ford declared. The message is unmistakable: Ontario isn't interested in enriching companies tied to an administration actively waging economic war against Canadian workers and families. "We won't award contracts to people who enable and encourage economic attacks on our province and our country," Ford said. And Ford isn't going it alone. He's calling on all 444 municipalities across Ontario to adopt the same procurement ban, with cities like Brampton, led by Mayor Patrick Brown, already stepping up to join the fight. This is shaping up as a coordinated, province-wide — and potentially nationwide — economic response, with Ford explicitly framing it as part of "Team Canada's" opening salvo against Trump's tariffs. Let's be clear about what's happening here. Trump picked this fight, hitting Canadian goods with punishing tariffs over shifting, often contradictory justifications, from wildfire smoke to retaliatory grievances over alcohol sales. Ontario isn't backing down or begging for mercy. It's hitting back, strategically and forcefully, by cutting American companies out of tens of billions in Canadian taxpayer dollars. Trump wanted Canada to come "running back," as he put it. Instead, he's getting a united, defiant response that's going to cost American businesses dearly. And meanwhile, who is going to ultimately pay that 50% tariff on imported Canadian goods? American consumers, that’s who. There goes Trump, driving up inflation once again Please like and share to spread the news!

Look at Trump’s face when Simon blows by him and then gives Carney a hug. This is why he’s putting tariffs on Canada. His fragile little ego.

Trump just hit Canada with 50% tariffs. So — retweet if you stand with Canada 🇨🇦. Canadians: keep buying Canadian, support your own industries, and show you won’t be pushed around by anyone. Everyone else: respect Canada by choosing their products, their culture, their economy. North American trade isn’t a one‑way street. Canada holds firm — you can too.

I don’t know who made this, but it’s awesome! 🤩 VOLUME UP!❤️

Repost to wish Jake the Snake a happy 24th birthday 🥳

Happy Canada Day #Sens fans 🇨🇦

Great start to the summer holidays. We’re off to London, Copenhagen, Norway and Sweden. Cheers 🍷🍷

A great teammate who brought it every game. Thank you for everything, Mac, and best of luck in St. Louis. 🧡

Hey @StLouisBlues fans 🗣️ In case you didn't know, Mason McTavish has a career 64.3% success rate in the shootout so far in his career!

We interrupt your regularly schedule draft coverage to congratulate Jake Sanderson on his engagement 💍👏

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Last night I flew on an @AirCanada flight #AC779 from Montreal to LAX and I watched a medical emergency happen on the plane. I was so impressed with the level of attentiveness and quick action from the crew that I just want to highlight the level of professionalism and consideration they had for the passenger. The medical situation was resolved on the flight and everyone left ok 🙏 Good for you @AirCanada!

🏒 RT & Follow @facesottawa for your chance to win 2 Front Row tickets to Game 3 next week! #GoSensGo #ottawa

“I’m extremely excited to be home. I’ve grown up here. I’ve been in this barn many times whether it was 10 years old with my shirt off in the stands trying to get on the jumbo tron or being in the room with my Dad, I’m excited to be here,” Jorian Donovan on playing his first #NHL game in Ottawa. #Sens

Jordan Spence played a career high 26:44mins tonight in the #Sens 2-1 win over the Rangers. The defenseman's previous career high was 25:46mins vs Colorado in March of 2022.

An off day in Vegas. Grabbed a cigar. Hit a few balls and then went to the 1st tee. Walked back to cart to be floored by what my cart number was. I nearly fell. Couldn’t believe it. Love ya Muzz. Thanks for watching over. 19 ❤️ @NHLBlackhawks @CHSN__ @MiuraGolfInc

With the #Sens win over Vancouver, Ottawa is now 3 points back of the Bruins for the final wildcard playoff spot in the Eastern Conference: Boston 76pts Columbus 74pts Ottawa 73pts

Little late to this reflection but the #Sens just picked up 9 out of a possible 10 points on that road trip. Tidy work.

Thank you to this anonymous angel ✨ (and to @TSNJR for delivering them)