Canada's most populous province, Ontario, is considering potential measures in response to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Canadian products. The province may restrict American-made alcohol purchases by its liquor control board and limit exports of critical minerals and electricity to Michigan, New York, and Minnesota.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford confirmed the possibility of restricting electricity exports, emphasizing that it would impact American consumers by making electricity unaffordable. Trump's proposed 25% tax on Canadian imports has prompted these considerations.
