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The United States has levied a 50% duty on roughly $20 billion of Canadian goods, prompting Ottawa to mirror the measures and raising fears for the future of the North American trade pact.
The White House says the tariffs are a response to Canada’s discriminatory trade practices, but leaves the door open for negotiations as both nations brace for economic fallout.
President Donald Trump announced a sweeping 50% tariff on nearly $20 billion of Canadian imports, effective August 19, prompting a rapid rebuttal from Ottawa and a warning of reciprocal measures.
President Donald Trump announced a 50 percent tariff on Canadian imports, singling out hockey sticks as a symbolic target of the measure.
President Donald Trump's proposed tariff on Canadian hockey sticks is set to take effect in under 30 days, potentially inflating costs for U.S. consumers and dampening the sport's growing momentum.
President Donald Trump announced a 50% duty on a narrow set of Canadian goods, including hockey sticks, wine and dairy, citing retaliatory motives. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney warned of rising family costs, while analysts note the tariffs cover only a small fraction of trade and could face legal challenges.