After a crisis "Smoke".. President of the Canadian Province of Ontario: Trump’s statements are unacceptable

Doug Ford, the president of the Canadian province of Ontario, described the facing Forest fires covered parts of United States with Smoke, the US administration’s criticism of Canada as "Totally unacceptable"

US President Donald Trump threatened to impose new customs duties on Canadian goods because of what he considered "Willful negligence"accusing the Canadians of"Not managing their forests properly".

Trump said on his podium "Truth Social" that "The United States is being bombarded with unnecessary, dirty, polluted, unhealthy air"

This pollution disrupted the preparations for the final match in the FIFA World Cup between Spain and Argentina in an open stadium in New Jersey.

Doug Ford said at a press conference held in Thunder Bay on Saturday "The statements made by the American administration are unacceptable. Totally unacceptable"without naming Donald Trump.

He added "It is not right to threaten and criticize, because we know that your turn will come one day, and we will be present without hesitation to support our neighbors.".

He also expressed his regret that the United States "Trying to shift the blame" On Canada.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, whom Trump said he would call on Friday, has not responded to the US President’s criticism yet.

According to figures from the Canadian Joint Center for Combating Forest Fires, the number of active fires in Canada, as of Saturday, reached about 950, many of which are out of control, and the situation is very critical in Ontario.