
The Canadian province of Ontario has decided to temporarily halt its retaliatory measures against the US following President Donald Trump's agreement to suspend tariffs on Canada for a month. This decision comes after Ontario Premier Doug Ford issued a warning that if the US were to impose tariffs at a later date, Ontario would not hesitate to remove American products from shelves or ban American companies from provincial procurement.
Previously, both British Columbia and Ontario had instructed their liquor boards to remove American alcohol from shelves in response to the ongoing trade tensions.