On August 22, local time, Canadian Prime Minister Carney said that from September 8, Canada will levy tariffs on imported goods from various industries in the US to retaliate against the new US tariffs. Carney said these retaliatory tariffs will involve industries such as steel, dairy products, home appliances, agricultural equipment, pulp and paper, and electronic products, and will also include products currently affected by Section 232 and Section 338 tariffs. Carney said, “We cannot accept the conditions put forward by them, and we will not meet their requirements.” In order to protect Canadian workers, farmers, families, and businesses, Canada will take equal measures with the new US tariffs.

On August 22, local time, Canadian Prime Minister Carney said that from September 8, Canada will levy tariffs on imported goods from various industries in the US to retaliate against the new US tariffs. Carney said these retaliatory tariffs will involve industries such as steel, dairy products, home appliances, agricultural equipment, pulp and paper, and electronic products, and will also include products currently affected by Section 232 and Section 338 tariffs. Carney said, “We cannot accept the conditions put forward by them, and we will not meet their requirements.” In order to protect Canadian workers, farmers, families, and businesses, Canada will take equal measures with the new US tariffs.