July 15, 2025
Prime Minister Mark Carney has indicated that Canada may need to accept some tariffs in any future trade deal with the United States, noting the Trump administration's consistent inclusion of tariffs in trade negotiations. This comes after President Trump announced a new 35% duty on Canadian goods starting August 1, adding to existing tariffs on aluminum, steel, vehicles, and copper. While the two countries remain in a trade war that began when Trump took office in January, Canada has already imposed counter-measures, with Carney suggesting further counter-tariffs could follow if no agreement is reached.
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