Trump Slaps 50% Tariffs on Canada | Panama City Beach News

Trump’s surprise 50% tariffs on Canadian goods—cars, steel, wine, hockey sticks—went into effect January 1st after last-minute trade talks collapsed. Blaming Canada for a $60B trade deficit and unfair farm tariffs, Trump declared Canada won’t be treated like a state. Prime Minister Mark Carney retaliated, vowing dollar-for-dollar tariffs and backing Canadian workers. With the U.S.-Canada trade total hitting $872B in 2025, this isn’t just a feud—it’s a seismic economic showdown.

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