In a significant escalation of tensions between Canada and the U.S., Ontario Premier Doug Ford has threatened to cut off energy exports to the United States if President Trump proceeds with proposed tariffs. Canadian officials and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have echoed similar sentiments, warning that tariffs could trigger retaliatory measures, including export taxes on uranium and oil. Trudeau highlighted that American consumers may soon realize the financial implications of such tariffs. Canadian provinces are pressing for a robust response, prompting discussions about restricting electricity exports and banning American-made alcohol. The potential for a trade war has raised concerns among officials and businesses, with many underscoring the lack of winners in such a scenario.