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Donald Trump on Canada TV Ad: Donald Trump said Thursday he is ending “all trade negotiations” with Canada after a television ad protesting US tariffs misrepresented the facts.
24 October, 2025
Donald Trump on Canada TV Ad: Like India and America, there is tension going on in Canada and America also regarding tariffs. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has made a new announcement that he will not hold any talks with Canada on trade and the reason for this is a Canadian TV advertisement. Donald Trump announced late Thursday that he is stopping “all trade negotiations” with Canada, because a television advertisement opposing American tariffs has misrepresented the facts and was created with the aim of influencing American court decisions. Is,
There will be no trade talks – Trump
Earlier, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had said that due to the threat posed by Trump’s tariffs, his goal is to double his country’s exports to countries outside America. After this, Trump posted this on social media, “The Ronald Reagan Foundation has just announced that Canada has used a fake ad, which is shown saying negative things about tariffs.” Trump wrote on his social media site, “This ad was worth $75,000. They did this only to interfere with the decisions of the US Supreme Court and other courts. Tariffs are extremely important to America’s national security and economy. Based on their despicable behavior, all trade negotiations with Canada are terminated.”
Allegation of misuse of radio address
Earlier Thursday night, the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute posted on Twitter that an advertisement created by the Ontario government “misrepresents the President’s Radio Address to the Nation of April 25, 1987.” It further said that Ontario had not received the foundation’s permission to “use and edit the comments.” The foundation said it is “reviewing legal options in this matter” and invites the public to watch the unedited video of Reagan’s address.
trade tensions that have been going on for months
Let us tell you, since Donald Trump became President, there is tension between the two countries regarding tariffs. This decision of Trump may further increase the trade tension that has been going on for months. However, Carney’s office has not yet given any reply in this regard. The Prime Minister was scheduled to leave for a summit in Asia on Friday morning, while Trump would leave on Friday evening itself.
Carney met with Trump earlier this month to ease trade tensions as both countries and Mexico prepare to review the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement. This is a trade deal that Trump negotiated during his first term, but which has since soured. More than three-quarters of Canada’s exports go to the United States, and approximately $3.6 billion (US$2.7 billion) worth of goods and services cross the border every day. In such a situation, imposing heavy tariffs on Canada by Trump could prove to be a big loss for the Canadian economy.
