Trump orders U.S. agencies to call Lake Ontario “Lake America,” escalating tensions with Canada as a trade fight deepens. The change is official for federal use only, and Ottawa is dismissing it.

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Good news for Maine fishermen: Canada is removing seafood and fish products from its list of retaliatory tariff targets.

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"All it takes is a good pen and some intelligence," the president insisted. The truth is more complicated.

Canada’s retaliatory tariffs are raising concerns in Yuma, where lettuce growers depend on Canadian buyers during the winter produce season.

The U.S. imposed an additional 50% tariff on a range of Canadian goods on Aug. 22. Canada announced retaliatory tariffs on $20 billion in U.S. goods that are set to take effect Sept. 8.

Canada has rejected the new name of the lake, which straddles both countries, as their row deepens.

The researchers are being hired by universities across the country, including the University of British Columbia, McGill and the University of Toronto.

President Donald Trump says he's renaming Lake Ontario to be known as “Lake America” in the United States as he escalates his trade war with Canada.

Why “Lake America” isn’t funny

President Trump signed documents Thursday ordering that Lake Ontario be renamed “Lake America” — as he and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney escalate their tariffs-driven trade war.