Canada moves WTO against Trump’s 25% tariff on auto imports

Donald Trump had already applied a 25% tariff to Mexican exports of aluminum and steel and to cars that do not comply with the rules of origin of the T-MEC.

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Canada will begin imposing 25% tariffs on select U.S. car imports Wednesday, as the rest of the world grapples with President Trump's ongoing assault on the global economic order.

Canadian tariffs of 25% will be applied to vehicles that do not comply with the Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and the United States.

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Montreal, Canada.- Canada's 25 percent tariffs on all U.S. vehicles that do not comply with the T-MEC will enter into force on Wednesday's first minute, Prime Minister Mark Carney said. "President (Donald) Trump provoked this trade crisis and Canada is responding with determination and strength," he said on its social network. "At 12:01 EDT tonight, Canada's counter-arances will come into effect." Ottawa announced last week the tariffs to the U.…

As of Wednesday, Canada will apply a 25% tariff on imports of certain U.S. vehicles, in response to a similar measure taken by the U.S..