Mark Carney & Ronald Reagan

Mark Carney: Mark Carney, the Prime Minister of Canada, sought to ease trade tensions with Donald Trump and aims to double Canada's exports to countries outside the United States due to the threat of tariffs.

Ronald Reagan: Ronald Reagan's 1987 speech excerpts were used in an anti-tariff ad by Canada — Ontario, which Donald Trump deemed 'fraudulent' and used as a reason to terminate trade talks with Canada.

Mark Carney: Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada, has been attempting to strike a deal to ease tariffs and is prepared to resume trade talks. He consulted with Doug Ford regarding the ad campaign.

Ronald Reagan: Ronald Reagan's 1987 radio address on tariffs was selectively quoted in Canada — Ontario's ad, sparking controversy and contributing to Donald Trump's decision to terminate trade talks.

Ronald Reagan: Ronald Reagan's 1987 speech against tariffs was cited in Canada — Ontario's advertisement, which Donald Trump claimed misrepresented Reagan's position.

Ronald Reagan: Ronald Reagan's 1987 speech denouncing tariffs was used in an Canada — Ontario ad, which Donald Trump deemed 'false' and 'disrespectful', despite the ad accurately quoting Reagan's opposition to protectionism.

Ronald Reagan: Ronald Reagan's 1987 speech excerpts were used in an anti-tariff advertisement by Canada — Ontario, which angered Donald Trump and led to the tariff hike. The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute complained about the ad's misrepresentation.