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Ontario Premier Doug Ford Warns Trump's Tariff War With Canada Is Here to Stay

The Ontario premier sees no end to the trade assault even as Republicans push back.

1 publisher · 1 article · first seen 14 Oct 2026 · updated 24d ago

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How the odds moved · Before Nov 1, 2026
0%50%100%70%6 Oct, 00:40 UTCnowpolitico.com: Doug Ford warns Trump's tariff war with Canada is here to stay · 14 Oct, 18:37 UTC

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TimeChance of yes
now70%
23 Oct, 20:42 UTC74%
23 Oct, 20:28 UTC89%
23 Oct, 19:57 UTC85%
23 Oct, 19:19 UTC42%
23 Oct, 18:40 UTC47%
23 Oct, 18:22 UTC38%
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22 Oct, 14:24 UTC32%
17 Oct, 06:47 UTC29%
16 Oct, 17:08 UTC21%
14 Oct, 15:39 UTC30%
12 Oct, 15:07 UTC25%
12 Oct, 14:48 UTC28%
11 Oct, 02:54 UTC34%
10 Oct, 06:44 UTC44%
9 Oct, 08:09 UTC35%
7 Oct, 07:20 UTC36%
6 Oct, 00:40 UTC50%

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1 publisher has covered this in 1 article since 14 Oct 2026. politico.com published first, on 14 October at 18:37 UTC.

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  • Before Nov 1, 2026 — resolved “Yes” on 23 Oct 2026. The outcome is Yes if Donald Trump announces a new or increased tariff on Canadian imports with a specific effective date between now and November 1, 2026. The outcome is No if no such official announcement occurs by that deadline. Readers often mistake general trade tensions or existing tariffs for the required new presidential action.
  • Canadian aircraft — the market puts it at 22%, closing 1 Jan 2027. The outcome is Yes if the US President issues an executive action in 2026 that explicitly names Canadian aircraft and sets a start date for new tariffs. The outcome is No if no such specific action occurs by the end of 2026. Readers often mistake general tariff threats or announcements for the required formal executive order.

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  • Resolved Before Nov 1, 2026 Yes 14d ago

    The market favoured No at 71% a day out, but Yes won. How often it's right

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  • Kalshi Canadian aircraft 22% $0 24hends 1 Jan 2027

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