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Canada has announced retaliatory tariffs reaching 50% on nearly C$28 billion worth of American goods. The measures respond to President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs targeting Canadian imports, escalating tensions between both countries. Canadian officials say the tariffs will target products including steel, aluminum, furniture, clothing, seafood, and appliances. The new duties are scheduled to take effect on September 8, following failed trade negotiations last week. Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne called the response proportionate and strategic, promising additional support for affected Canadian businesses. Canada will provide C$7.5 billion through support programs designed to protect jobs and help companies survive. Officials warn higher tariffs could disrupt supply chains, increase costs, and raise prices for businesses and consumers. The escalating dispute could also threaten the future of the North American USMCA trade agreement.
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