The Trump administration has unveiled plans to impose additional tariffs on Canadian goods, escalating an ongoing trade dispute that began when Canada retaliated with $20 billion in tariffs on U.S. products. The move comes as tensions rise between the two nations over long-standing disagreements, including aluminum and steel trade restrictions. Both sides have accused each other of unfair trade practices, raising concerns about broader economic impacts. Businesses and economists are closely watching how this escalation could affect supply chains and consumer prices.
Trump administration announces move day after Ottawa imposed US$20bn in retaliatory tariffs on US goods
