US vs Canada: Ontario Pulls the Plug After Trump’s Tariff War

US vs Canada: Ontario Pulls the Plug After Trump’s Tariff War
Trump’s tariff war just hit a breaking point. After Washington doubled tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum to 50%, Ontario has flipped the switch — literally. Canada’s power province is cutting off electricity exports to the U.S., a move that could send shockwaves through millions of American homes.
For decades, cross-border energy trade kept lights on from Michigan to New York. Now, that grid is fractured. Ontario’s 25% export surcharge could raise U.S. household bills by over $100 a month, threatening manufacturing plants, small towns, and hospitals already struggling with inflation.
Prime Minister Mark Carney called it a “necessary response to economic aggression,” while energy analysts warn of a cascading crisis — from steel mills to food refrigeration, every watt matters. With Canada shifting its focus to Asia and Europe through new trade pacts, America’s energy dependence just became its biggest weakness.
Is this the start of a North American energy war? Or will Washington finally realize — tariffs can’t power a nation?

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