US-Canada trade talks fail, leading to mutual tariff announcements affecting $20 billion in goods.
Washington: (RightNow) US President Donald Trump criticized Canada, stating it seeks state-like benefits without being a state. This statement follows the failure of trade talks between the US and Canada, leading both nations to announce tariffs on each other’s products.
President Trump stated on social media that Canada has imposed heavy tariffs on American farmers, which will no longer be tolerated. He mentioned that the idea of making Canada the ’51st state’ has caused discontent in Canada.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called the US tariffs a misjudgment, stating they aim to harm Canada. He announced retaliatory tariffs on US products.
Under the new tariffs, Canadian products face a 50% import duty, affecting goods worth $20 billion. Canada has announced a ‘dollar-for-dollar’ policy in response.
It is noteworthy that trade talks between Canada and the US ended without an agreement on Friday, impacting the deep trade relations between the two countries.















