The premier of Canada's most populous province expressed grave concerns over President-elect Donald Trump's proposed 25% tariffs on all Canadian products, labeling it a potential disaster that would negatively impact U.S. stock markets. The premier highlighted the deep integration of the U.S. and Canadian economies, particularly in the auto sector, where parts cross the border multiple times before assembly, emphasizing the impracticality of separating supply chains.
Additionally, the premier criticized Trump's plan for mass deportations, stating readiness to deploy police officers to the border if necessary. He emphasized the need for collaboration between local, provincial, and federal authorities to tighten border security.
