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Premier Doug Ford responds to Trump claims of Canadian wildfire smoke 'poisoning' American air

Canadian Premier Doug Ford joins CNN’s Wolf Blitzer in the Situation Room to discuss the progress being made in battling the wildfires across the country.

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‘Not one single offer:’ Doug Ford criticizes Donald Trump for not offering help amid wildfires

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford Calls Trump's Wildfire Criticism 'Absolutely Unacceptable'

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Doug Ford calls for national fire strategy, criticizes Trump for not helping Ontario

While wildfires continue to move rapidly across northern Ontario, Premier Doug Ford says he plans to discuss the need for a national fire strategy with his fellow premiers and Prime Minister Mark Carn...

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'It's moving quickly': Ford provides update on northern Ontario wildfires, evacuations

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Doug Ford visits evacuees, first responders as wildfires — and questions about Ontario and Ottawa’s response — rage

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Ontario's Ford to Trump: Help Fight Fires, Don't Blame Canada

"Rather than sit there and complain, why don't we see some help from President Trump? Send up some water bombers, send up some wildland firefighters," he said.

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Ford hits back at Trump over wildfire smoke, says removing lumber tariffs “might make a difference”

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Doug Ford to speak on wildfire response

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Premier Ford apologizes for hotel expenses claimed by his MPPs

Former minister of tourism Stan Cho charged more than $16,000 to the taxpayer for hotels despite living near Queen's Park, while three Peel Region MPPs charged more than $15,000.

CHCH TV

Premier Ford in Thunder Bay as fires continue to devastate northern Ontario

Just shy of 200 wildfires are burning across northern Ontario today as the Ford government continues to face criticism over its wildfire management.

New York Post

Trump’s biggest Canadian critic is brother of late crack-smoking Mayor Rob Ford — who rode sibling’s popularity on MAGA-like platform

In a game of chicken with President Trump, Ontario Premier Doug Ford blinked first. The populist politician, 60, backed down from a 25% energy surcharge ahead of talks with the US — after threatening to “shut off electricity completely” if the trade ...