US EditionOttawa to unveil initial retaliation plan Monday if Trump uses Inauguration Day to proceed with tariff threats
- The Canadian government will present a retaliation plan on Monday if U.S. President-elect Donald Trump imposes tariffs on Inauguration Day.
- Trump has threatened a 25 percent tariff on all Canadian imports as one of his first executive orders.
- Canada's response could include counter-tariffs worth approximately $37 billion, with an additional $110 billion possible.
- Canada's plan includes preventing tariffs, preparing responses, and diversifying export markets, as stated by Minister Joly.
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Political WireTrump Ready to Bypass Congress on Border and Tariffs
Emboldened by voter support and past legal wins, the new administration intends to move aggressively and push the limits of presidential authority, while softening some campaign rhetoric.
Mexico plans to establish a “working group” to engage US companies in the process of reducing imports from China, said Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Economy, to a group of car suppliers at a private meeting on Friday in Detroit. Care not to “specify” what would happen on Monday when U.S. President-elect Donald Trump takes office, Minister Marcelo Ebrard said the government wanted to present a working group that would include the “most important c…
When the U.S. Hit Canada With Steep Tariffs Before, Canada Had a Plan B
After Donald J. Trump’s presidential inauguration on Monday, Canadians will learn whether he intends to follow through on his threat to immediately impose 25 percent tariffs on exports from Canada to the United States. I’m on assignment in my hometown, Windsor, Ontario, which, as a border city and an automotive center, will be anxiously watching the political and economic fallout. [Read: In Canada’s ‘Suburb of Detroit,’ Fears Over Trump’s Tariff…
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