Canada erects 'Lake Ontario' sign on shoreline amid US tensions

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Ontario Premier Doug Ford has unveiled a large billboard on Canada's side of Lake Ontario bearing the message 'Lake Ontario. Now and Always.' The sign is widely seen as a pointed response to ongoing tensions between Canada and the United States. The move follows a pattern of Canadian officials pushing back against American rhetoric or actions concerning Canadian territory and identity. Ford's gesture signals a firm stance on asserting Canadian ownership and naming rights over the Great Lake.

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