Doug Ford says Canada should be prepared to match 50 per cent tariffs on aluminum and steel

Canada seeks tariff exemptions as Donald Trump demands ‘completely open markets’

It remains unclear whether Canada and other countries can reach trade deals with the U.S. before Trump's threatened tariffs are supposed to kick in Friday.

Doug Ford says Canada should be prepared to match 50 per cent tariffs on aluminum and steel

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is continuing to call on the federal government to match U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods “dollar for dollar,” if a new trade deal isn’t reached by a Friday deadline, telling reporters that any response should also include an identical 50 per cent levy on U.S. aluminum and steel.

Canada-US talks are at an intense phase, some tariffs likely, says Carney

US President Donald Trump has threatened to slap tariffs of up to 35 per cent on some Canadian imports. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Canadian steel tariffs might save jobs but it's causing a bigger drag on the economy—especially in real estate, hitting steel demand harder.