US EditionCanada could impose tariffs on $105 billion worth of US imports: Bloomberg
- Canada plans to impose tariffs on $105 billion worth of U.S. imports if President-elect Donald Trump follows through with his 25 percent tariff threat.
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will announce a consultation period for tariffs covering approximately $37 billion of U.S. imports, with implementation to follow immediately after.
- B.C. Premier David Eby warned that Trump's tariff threat could erase 124,000 jobs and reduce economic growth, leading to a loss of $69 billion in economic activity.
- Trudeau stated that any response to U.S. tariffs would not disproportionately burden one province over others, emphasizing a united front from Canadian leaders.
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Canada Drafts a $105 Billion Response to Trump Tariffs
Canada has drafted a list of U.S. goods worth billions of dollars that it could tax with tariffs if incoming President Donald Trump moves to impose tariffs on imports from Canada, a Canadian official with knowledge of the plans has told Bloomberg. An initial list of U.S.-manufactured items potentially subject to Canadian tariffs in case the U.S. hits first would affect U.S. goods worth US$105 billion (C$150 billion), according to Bloomberg’s sou…
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