Trump increases economic pressure on Canada

U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a series of economic measures on Canada in response to retaliatory tariffs Canada had imposed on the United States. These measures include banning the import of certain Canadian products, such as alcoholic beverages (wine, beer, whiskey, tequila, mezcal), dairy products, and motorcycles, starting from September 29. Additionally, a 50% tariff was imposed on other goods like carts, furniture, and aluminum. In return, Trump lifted tariffs on some Canadian products, including cement, home files, and medical supplies, to promote more precise choices. He also ordered Canada to be barred from participating in U.S. government procurement contracts worth over $50 billion, in response to previous Canadian measures, and is still negotiating to impose tariffs on Canadian cars. Canada, for its part, stated that it is evaluating the new measures and emphasizes the protection of its economic interests.

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