Ontario Invests $75 Million in Ad Campaign Citing Ronald Reagan to Oppose Tariffs
In a bold communication strategy, the Ontario government has launched a $75 million advertising campaign utilizing the words of former U.S. President Ronald Reagan to make a case against the imposition of tariffs. The move underscores the province’s determination to advocate for free trade principles amid ongoing tensions in international trade relations that have direct economic consequences for Canada’s largest province. The choice to reference Ronald Reagan—a prominent figure known for championing free-market policies and reducing trade barriers—signals Ontario’s appeal to historical arguments favoring economic openness and cooperation. By invoking the legacy of Reagan, the campaign appears designed to resonate












