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President Donald Trump has decided to impose an additional 10% tariff on Canada, citing a recent advertisement featuring former U.S. President Ronald Reagan that criticized tariffs. The ad, paid for by the Ontario government and aired during the World Series, showed Reagan's 1987 speech warning about the negative effects of tariffs on the economy and jobs. Trump, enraged by this "hostile act," has retaliated with the tariff increase, marking another escalation in the ongoing trade tensions between the two countries.

Trump warned Canada that he could "play dirtier" after they ran an anti-tariff advertisement featuring Ronald Reagan, leading to the suspension of U.S.-Canada trade talks. The Canadian government subsequently decided to halt the Reagan advertisement in an effort to resume negotiations with the U.S. The Reagan Foundation has become entangled in Trump's controversies due to the ad, with some economists criticizing the foundation for tarnishing the free trader's image. Ontario Premier Doug Ford initially stood by the Reagan ad, but later agreed to pause it after Trump ended trade talks. The ad, which accurately presented Reagan's views on trade, was criticized by Trump for misstating his views on tariffs.

President Donald Trump has abruptly terminated all trade negotiations with Canada, citing a television advertisement featuring former U.S. President Ronald Reagan that criticized tariffs. The ad, paid for by Canadian public funds, was aired on American television and depicted Reagan speaking against the negative impact of tariffs on the U.S. economy. Trump, who had met with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau less than three weeks prior, expressed his displeasure with the ad, labeling it as "fraudulent" and "fake." The move comes as a surprise, as the two countries had been engaged in ongoing trade talks.