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Doug Ford is the Premier of Ontario, Canada's most populous province, overseeing its government amid US trade tensions and energy policy decisions.
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A naming rule that sounds like neutral procedure decides which country's label renders on Google's map, and the control for it sits in whatever code embeds that map. That turns cartography into a vendor-dependency question.
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A proposed Ontario framework would gate grid connections for facilities above 1 MW behind government approval and make developers fund their own electricity costs. Consultation closes September 12.
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Nothing in the 27 August order binds a private mapping app, so Apple's US-only label was a product decision rather than a compliance one, and the competitor that refused to make it is now the top free app in both countries.
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Washington's 50% duties on plywood, liquor and electrical equipment drew a matched Canadian package. The Canadian rates are still unpublished, and buyers have about 16 days.
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Talks collapsed, 50% duties landed on $20 billion of Canadian goods, and retaliation is dated Sept. 8. Nothing in the record gives a planner a date to wait for.
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US importers remit the duty on $20 billion of Canadian goods. Canada says it will match dollar for dollar, and the future of the three-country trade pact is now the open question.
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Trump paused the 50% tariff on Canadian goods for three days and said the paperwork is all that is left. The unresolved items are autos, dairy and alcohol, and one of them is not Ottawa's to give.
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