Prime Minister Mark Carney has criticized the recent doubling of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, labeling them as "unjustified" and "illegal." The tariffs, announced by U.S. President Donald Trump, raised rates from 25% to 50%. Carney stated that the Canadian government would respond, although details are still being considered. Industry experts, including Ontario Premier Doug Ford, have called for quick retaliatory tariffs. Concurrently, Finance Minister Francois-Phillipe Champagne reaffirmed Canada's commitment to fighting these tariffs, yet specifics remain lacking as discussions with the U.S. continue amid a broader global context.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has called the new tariffs "unjustified" and "illegal," asserting they harm both Canadian and American industries. He pledged a future response.
The federal government is assessing its response to the tariffs, with many politicians urging swift retaliatory measures. Discussions with the U.S. are ongoing.
Canadian Finance Minister Francois-Phillipe Champagne emphasized the government's commitment to fighting the tariffs, although specific actions remain unspecified amidst ongoing assessments.
While discussing the tariffs, Prime Minister Carney mentioned, "American action is a global action; it's not one targeted at Canada," highlighting the broader implications.
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