US EditionDoug Ford urges Canada’s leader to ramp up tariffs on US
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump authorized a measure that increases steel and aluminum tariffs to 50%, doubling the previous 25% rate, with Canada being included in the new tariff increase.
- The tariff hike followed ongoing discussions between Canadian and U.S. Officials aiming to establish a new economic and security agreement despite rising tensions.
- Canada retaliated with tariffs on over $90 billion of U.S. Imports, while Canadian steel and aluminum sectors, already facing job losses and shipment declines, warn the increase will be devastating.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney called the tariff increase unjustified and illegal, saying, "We're going to be there fighting," and Finance Minister Champagne stressed fighting the tariffs remains a government priority.
- The tariff escalation intensified trade disputes, prompting Conservative calls for an emergency House of Commons debate and setting a stage for Carney's upcoming meeting with Trump at the G7 summit in Alberta.
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Pressure mounts on Carney to match Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum
OTTAWA — Canada's steel industry is calling on the federal government to quickly match U.S. President Donald Trump's 50 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminum — part of a growing chorus demanding swift retaliation.
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Saaz o Awaz - Listen OnlineFord calls on Carney to retaliate against Trump’s latest tariff punch immediately
U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum have now doubled.
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