US Edition‘Fasten your seatbelt’ Ford warns on pending CUSMA renegotiation with Trump following meeting with Carney
ONTARIO, CANADA, AUG 7 – Premier Doug Ford warns of potential reopening of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement amid 35% baseline tariffs and ongoing sector-specific duties on steel and aluminum.
- On Wednesday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he doesn’t trust U.S. President Donald Trump and expects him to soon reopen CUSMA, warning Ottawa must prepare for that this fall.
- Following the failure to meet the Aug. 1 deadline, a new tariff took effect on Friday after Trump escalated the trade dispute with a 35% tariff last week.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney said about 85% of trade with the U.S. remains tariff-free because of USMCA, but sector-specific tariffs like the 50% duty on steel, aluminum, and copper still apply and he may lift counter-tariffs.
- Ford said Ontario calls for retaliation while Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe urges Ottawa to "dial down" counter-tariffs.
- Ford said Trump likely won't wait for the scheduled review of CUSMA next year and called for large industrial projects like building 'an aircraft carrier' to use Canadian steel.
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