
Canada Strikes Back: 25% Tariff Imposed on US Imports Amid Trade Tensions
Canada retaliates against US tariffs with a 25% levy on $20.7B in imports. Prime Minister Trudeau vows to challenge measures at WTO, while local leaders discuss impacts.
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Canada retaliates against US tariffs with a 25% levy on $20.7B in imports. Prime Minister Trudeau vows to challenge measures at WTO, while local leaders discuss impacts.
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