Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced that the $75 million informational campaign targeting Americans will pause on Monday. This means the television commercials in which Canada attempted to persuade Americans on trade policy will come to an end.

America's neighbors to the north screwed around and found out the consequences late Thursday night, when President Trump terminated all trade negotiations in response to the ads attacking U.S. tariffs.

Late Friday afternoon, Ford took to X and wrote:

Our intention was always to initiate a conversation about the kind of economy that Americans want to build and the impact of tariffs on workers and businesses. We've achieved our goal, having reached U.S. audiences at the highest levels. I've directed my team to keep putting our message in front of Americans over the weekend so that we can air our commercial during the first two World Series games.

In speaking with Prime Minister Carney, Ontario will pause its U.S. advertising campaign effective Monday so that trade talks can resume.

The people elected our government to protect Ontario, our workers, businesses, families and communities. That's exactly what I'm doing. Like I said earlier today: Canada and the U.S. are neighbors, friends and allies. We're so much stronger when we work together. Let's work together to build Fortress Am-Can and make our two countries stronger, more prosperous and more secure.

Not a good look for globalist Carney.

President Trump has terminated all trade talks with Canada amid an information war waged by the Ontario provincial government, which has criticized U.S. tariffs. Canada's propaganda ad campaign has appeared on Newsmax and Bloomberg, with additional placements scheduled for Fox News, Fox Sports, NBC, CBS, CNBC, ESPN, ABC, and local channels.