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Fentanyl, a Reagan ad and a near deal: Trump's trade war with Canada
The measures hit steel, aluminum and other imports as the trade dispute with the United States escalates.
- On Tuesday, September 8, Canada implemented retaliatory tariffs on up to $20 billion in U.S. goods, escalating the ongoing trade dispute between the two nations.
- The U.S. initiated the trade conflict by imposing 50% tariffs on Canadian steel, aluminum, and automotive products; these American duties prompted Canada's response to protect domestic industrial interests.
- Canada's counter-measures target diverse imports including alcoholic beverages and dairy products, designed to match the economic impact of Washington's recent protectionist policies on cross-border supply chains.
- Businesses operating across the border now face increased costs, creating uncertainty for manufacturers, as analysts warn that simultaneous tariffs disrupt integrated sectors relying on seamless trade.
- Without a diplomatic breakthrough, the current cycle of tariffs could persist, impacting long-term bilateral economic stability as negotiators face pressure to resolve the standoff.
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Fentanyl, a Reagan ad and a near deal: Trump's trade war with Canada
Canada and the U.S. have been locked in a tariff war since shortly after Trump returned to office in January 2025. Here is a timeline of key developments.
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