As the incoming U.S. President prepares to install some tariffs against Canadian-made goods, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is cooking up some retaliatory punches for his American neighbours in case Donald Trump follows-through on his promise. Ford has insisted that he doesn’t want to use them, but adds that he will prioritize the needs of Ontarians if they are economically attacked. His bold statements have triggered responses from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, Quebec Premier Francois Legault, and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith – all of whom are less eager to retaliate against the Americans. Are we seeing the ‘Team Canada approach’ suffer a swift and painful death? Andrew Pinsent is joined alongside Traxxion Strategies President Karl Belanger, GZero Media contributor Tasha Kheiriddin, and Postmedia columnist Warren Kinsella for the Sunday Political Panel.

<p>As the incoming U.S. President prepares to install some tariffs against Canadian-made goods, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is cooking up some retaliatory punches for his American neighbours in case Donald Trump follows-through on his promise. Ford has insisted that he doesn&rsquo;t want to use them, but adds that he will prioritize the needs of Ontarians if they are economically attacked. His bold statements have triggered responses from Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, Quebec Premier Francois Legault, and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith &ndash; all of whom are less eager to retaliate against the Americans. Are we seeing the &lsquo;Team Canada approach&rsquo; suffer a swift and painful death? Andrew Pinsent is joined alongside Traxxion Strategies President Karl Belanger, GZero Media contributor Tasha Kheiriddin, and Postmedia columnist Warren Kinsella for the Sunday Political Panel.</p>

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