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Ford says Lake Ontario ‘always’ will keep its name despite Trump order
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· August 29, 2026
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Key points A matching response has been announced, with rates of up to a certain percentage. A recent executive order has sparked a reaction from Ontario Premier Doug Ford.
A recent executive order has sparked a reaction from Ontario Premier Doug Ford. He has unveiled a sign affirming the name of a major body of water. This move comes in response to a directive that aims to change the name to something else. The order also instructs a government official to remove existing references to the original name within a month.
Further details about this development are available. The situation appears to be connected to a trade dispute. Recent actions include the imposition of tariffs on certain goods. A matching response has been announced, with rates of up to a certain percentage.
The full context of these events can be found through additional reporting.
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Published: August 29, 2026 ·
Source: NewsChannel 5 WTVF (CBS affiliate) ·
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