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Washington raises tariffs on Canada
The United States has imposed a 50% customs duty on a wide range of Canadian products, including wine, hockey equipment, cement, dairy products, furniture, seeds, clothing, and wigs, in a new escalation of trade tensions between the two countries. This move came in response to what the U.S. administration described as "discriminatory treatment" by Canada towards American cars and their accessories, with President Donald Trump issuing executive orders under a trade law dating back to 1930 to impose the tariffs. These measures aim to counter Canadian actions that Washington considers discriminatory and further exacerbate the tensions in the trade relations between the two nations.
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