Canada, Mexico team up to fight Trump tariffs

Trump and Trudeau — Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau, pictured in 2018. On Feb. 1, Trudeau said American beer, wine, food and appliances will be among the many items subject to retaliatory Canadian tariffs. He urged Canadians to cancel U.S. vacation plans. (BLOOMBERG)

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February 02, 2025 02:25 PM

Canada and Mexico vowed to hit back at the U.S. after President Donald Trump followed through on threats to impose 25 percent tariffs on imports of their goods, instigating a trade war that’s set to reshape global supply chains.

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