The White House announced plans to终结 Canada’s preferential trade access after years of alleged discriminatory practices. U.S. officials cited Canada’s imposition of 25% tariffs on vehicles, alcohol bans, and restrictive dairy quotas as barriers harming American businesses. The administration highlighted a $50 billion annual trade deficit with Canada and new tariffs totaling $27.6 billion, including 50% duties on steel/aluminum and 25% on fish/tools. Officials emphasized U.S. economic leverage, noting its 13-fold larger economy and 8 times greater population. The move follows previous actions to offset Canadian trade restrictions, with the White House accusing Canada of prioritizing retaliation over negotiation.
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