It's over for Starlink in Ontario, according to the Canadian province's premier, Doug Ford. Ford said in a press conference Tuesday that due to US tariffs imposed against Canada -- which as of Thursday were delayed until April -- Ontario canceled a $100 million contract with Elon Musk's Starlink satellite company it signed in November.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced that the province will permanently cancel its $100 million contract with Elon Musk’s Starlink, even if the U.S. lifts the 25% tariffs imposed on Canadian imports.

There is no evidence that Canada cancelled all its ongoing contracts with Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite service, contrary to suggestions in social media posts.

Doug Ford confirms the province will ban American companies from procurement contracts and rip up a $100-million Starlink deal.

Ontario has cancelled its $100-million contract with Elon Musk-owned satellite internet company Starlink and will ban all United States (US)-based companies from taking part in provincial procurement as part of retaliatory measures in the North American trade war, Premier Doug Ford announced this morning.

The Canadian province is killing the contract after it originally planned on spending $100 million CAD (US$68 million) to use Starlink for rural internet access.

In response, those countries have instituted many of their own retaliatory tariffs and economic punishments on American products, including some targeted at Trump’s political partner, DOGE douchebag Elon Musk.

Ontario's cancellation of its $100-million Starlink contract in response to U.S. trade tariffs has sparked concerns among Indigenous communities about broadband access.

Ontario, Canada, is canceling its contract with Starlink due to the tariffs the U.S. placed on Canadian goods, while Italy is having second thoughts about the White House's pullback on its European security commitments.