


Canada Prepares for Retaliatory Tariffs Amid Trump’s Threats and Comments on Annexation
Canada considers tariffs on U.S. goods in response to Trump's threats, as Trudeau dismisses annexation talks as distractions.
Overview
Following President-elect Trump’s proposal for 25% tariffs on Canadian goods, Prime Minister Trudeau indicates readiness for a robust response with retaliatory tariffs. While suggesting a trade for Vermont or California in jest, Trudeau firmly stated that Canada would not become the 51st U.S. state, viewing annexation discussions as tactics to divert attention from the impending costs of Trump’s tariffs. Trudeau emphasized the negative impact on American consumers and condemned Trump's threats as economically detrimental. He reaffirmed that Canada is prepared to counter any tariffs imposed, citing past retaliatory measures.
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