Ontario Slaps 25 Per Cent Surcharge on United States Electricity – Ford Fires Back at Trump Tariffs!

Welcome to your urgent news update! Today is Thursday, March 6, 2025, at 11:07 AM Pacific Standard Time, and Ontario Premier Doug Ford just dropped a bombshell. According to CBC News on March 6, 2025, starting Monday, March 10, Ontario will hit 1.5 million United States homes and businesses with a 25 percent surcharge on electricity exports—a direct retaliation to President Donald Trump 25 percent tariffs on Canadian goods, effective March 4. Ontario powers New York, Michigan, and Minnesota with 700 million dollars in clean energy yearly, according to The Globe and Mail on March 6, 2025, and Ford warns he could cut it off entirely by April if tariffs stay. This move could cost United States consumers 175 million dollars annually, while Canada fights a 69 billion dollar loss by 2028, according to the British Columbia Ministry of Finance in January 2025. Packed with data from Statistics Canada, the United States Energy Information Administration, and more, we will break down why Ford is striking now, how it shocks the United States, and what it means for Canada future. Watch to the end—this trade war is heating up fast!

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