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Canada’s retaliating with $27.6 billion in targeted U.S. tariffs, matching America’s 50% levy on 700+ Canadian goods — all aimed at protecting jobs and pressuring Washington. Alongside the trade blowback, Ottawa’s rolling out a $7.5 billion support package for businesses and workers hit hardest, including retraining and diversification funds. Auto manufacturers are sounding alarms as the auto sector faces real risks, while the government insists its countermeasures target U.S. products with Canadian alternatives — kicking in September 8th after Labour Day. The move is seen as necessary but carries risks: higher costs for Canadian makers reliant on U.S. parts.
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