Doug Ford: Dagaal ganacsi oo u dhexeeya Mareykanka iyo Kanada wuxuu noqon lahaa mid 'bumiseysa' labada dal

Premier-ka Ontario ayaa ka horyimid canshuuraha Trump oo ku soo rogay Kanada, wuxuuna dhaleeceeyay magac-bixinta Lake Ontario.

Doug Ford, Premier-ka Ontario, ayaa si adag uga horyimid canshuuraha Madaxweyne Donald Trump ee saaray Kanada, isagoo sheegay in dagaal ganacsi uu burburin lahaa labada dal. Trump wuxuu ku dhawaaqay 50% canshuur dheeraad ah alaabada Kanada ka dib markii wada-hadaladii ganacsigu ay kala go'een.

Canshuurta iyo Jawaabta Kanada

Trump wuxuu ku dhawaaqay inuu 50% canshuur dheeraad ah saari doono alaabada badan ee Kanada, taas oo dhacday ka dib markii wada-xaajoodkii ganacsiga ee Mareykanka iyo Kanada uu burburay. Kanada ayaa ku jawaabtay iyadoo canshuur kaar ah saartay alaabada Mareykanka laga soo dejino, taas oo bilaabatay Sebtember 8.

Xiriirka ganacsiga ee labada dal waa mid taariikhi ah; in ka badan 70% waxa la dhoofiyo Kanada waxay aadaan Mareykanka, halka ku dhawaad 60% waxa laga soo dhoofiyo Kanada ay ka yimaadaan Mareykanka. Sidoo kale, 60% saliidda cayriin ee Mareykanka ka soo dhoofiyaa dalalka kale waxay ka timaadaa Kanada.

Ford oo ka hadlaya Saamaynta iyo Heshiiska Venezuela

Ford wuxuu u sheegay Martha Raddatz: "Everyone's feeling bullied by President Trump, and this is the worst thing you could do for the American economy. It's absolutely backwards.". Trump wuxuu sheegay inuu labanlaabin doono canshuuraha baabuurta Kanada laga bilaabo Jan 1, 2027.

Mareykanka iyo Venezuela ayaa heshiis gaaray in Mareykanka uu lahaado saamiga ugu badan ee in ka badan 65 bilyan oo foosto saliid ah oo kaydka Venezuela. Ford wuxuu xusay: "A tariff on Canada is nothing more than a tax on American people, and it's probably the worst move he could ever do".

Magac-bixinta Lake Ontario iyo Hadalka Ford

Trump wuxuu saxiixay amar fulin ah oo magaca Lake Ontario u beddelaya 'Lake America'. Ford wuxuu ku tilmaamay ficilkaas "disappointing" wuxuuna yidhi: "It was like something out of 'Saturday Night Live' when he signed documents saying change to Lake America".

Ford wuxuu caddeeyay inuu jecel yahay shacbiga Mareykanka, isagoo yidhi: "I love the American people. Canadians love the American people. We differentiate between the great American people and the president." Wuxuu kaloo yidhi dagaalku waa "devastating on both countries, but it'd be definitely devastating on the U.S.".

Ontario Premier Doug Ford told ABC News this weekend that President Trump's tariffs on Canada are 'absolutely backwards' and would harm both nations, as the two allies remain locked in a trade dispute that has escalated beyond commerce into personal attacks and symbolic gestures.

Ford Condemns Tariffs as Harmful to Both Nations

Ontario Premier Doug Ford expressed firm opposition to President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canada, telling ABC News' Martha Raddatz that the tariffs are 'the worst thing you could do for the American economy.' Ford argued that the trade conflict is 'absolutely backwards' and that everyone is 'feeling bullied by President Trump.'

The dispute intensified after Trump announced 50% tariffs on many Canadian goods following the collapse of trade talks. Canada responded by adding retaliatory tariffs on many U.S. goods starting Sept. 8, escalating the economic confrontation between the two countries.

Oil Dependence and Future Auto Tariffs at Stake

The deep economic interdependence between the U.S. and Canada is underscored by energy trade: of the crude oil the U.S. imports from other countries, 60% comes from Canada, according to Prime Minister Mark Carney. Ford countered that Canada is a more stable partner than Venezuela, which recently reached a deal for the U.S. to take a majority stake in more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan oil reserves.

Trump also said he would double the auto tariffs on Canada starting Jan. 1, 2027, writing that 'Canada will be treated like a state no longer.' Ford warned that doubling auto tariffs would be 'devastating on both countries, but it'd be definitely devastating on the U.S.' because the U.S. is the largest purchaser of vehicles in the entire world.

Renaming Lake Ontario Draws Sharp Criticism

The trade war's rhetoric has extended beyond economics. Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario as 'Lake America,' a move Ford called 'disappointing.' Ford described the gesture as 'something out of Saturday Night Live' and noted that the lake has been known as Lake Ontario for hundreds of years.

Despite the escalating tensions, Ford emphasized his affection for the American people, stating, 'I love the American people. Canadians love the American people. We differentiate between the great American people and the president.' He maintained that a tariff on Canada is 'nothing more than a tax on American people.'