Ontario Premier Doug Ford officially launched his re-election campaign in Windsor, Wednesday in front of the Ambassador bridge. Standing at the podium in front of a “Protect Ontario” sign, he told the crowd that he couldn’t imagine a better place to start his campaign than the manufacturing city. He asked the people of Ontario for “their trust” and for a “strong stable four-year mandate to do whatever it takes” to protect the province. The entire campaign kick-off was focused on Trump’s potential tariffs. Ford also mentioned priorities such as cutting red tape and streamlining approvals to “get big things built fast” and “fighting the job-killing Liberal carbon tax.” At no point in his campaign launch speech did Ford mention Ontario’s crisis in health care.