Canadian tariffs remain in spite of Trump postponed tariffs on many imports

Toronto – Canadian initial retralistaric tariffs will remain in place despite the President that Donald Trump delays 25% of the tariffs in many imports from Canada for a month, two high Canadian government officials.

Trump said on Thursday that he postponed 25% of tariffs on many goods from Canada and Mexico for a month, in the middle of widespread fears of a Wider trading war.

Two high officials of Canadian government said the links that the first wave of tariffs for Canada tariffs will remain that the first wave of tariffs for the answer will remain. Officials spoke about the state of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly on the issue.

Canadian $ 30 billion ($ 21 billion) is worth the retaliers in objects such as American orange juice, peanut butter, coffee, motorcycles and designated products from pulp and paper products.

Finance Minister Dominic Leblanc said that Canada suspended the second wave of retaliatory tariffs after Trump signed the executive order for pausing some duties. Ottawa planned another $ 125 billion in tariffs in three weeks on American products such as electric vehicles, fruits and vegetables, diaries, beef, pork, electronics, steel and truck.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford, the most populated Province of Canada, is also on Thursday, Monday, the Province charges 25% more for electricity to 1.5 million Americans in response to the Trump Tariff plan. Ontario provides Minnesoti’s electricity, New York and Michigan.

Ford said the Ontario tariff would remain despite a single-month return from Trump. Ford said on Wednesday as long as the threat of tariffs, he continues, Ontario’s stand would remain the same.

“The only thing is certain today. Pause on some tariffs means nothing. Until President Trump removes the threat of tariffs for good, we will be tireless,” Ford is published on X.

British Columbia Premier David Eby also said that his province would introduce legislation in the coming days that would give him the possibility of charging for commercial trucks traveling from the United States through the province in Alaska. He said Canadians would not leave until the tariffs took off the table.

“Nevertheless, the president is sowing uncertainty and chaos trying to order our economy by applying tariffs and then pull them out,” Eby said.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that he expected Canada and the United States to be in the trade war for the foreseeable future after working on Wednesday, a colorful but constructive call with Trump.

The High Canadian government officer said the invitation became warm and Trump used that Trump complained of protection in the Canadian Dairy Industry. The official, who talked about the state of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the invitation, said Trudeau did not use a lie.

The Secretary of the White House for Print Karolina Leavitt has postponed Trump’s comments to the writteners in the call office.

Import from Mexico, which is in accordance with the Trumski Pakt of 2020. years would be excluded from 25% of tariffs in a month, in accordance with the orders signed by Trump. Imports from Canada, in accordance with the Trade Agreement, would avoid 25% of the tariffs per month, while in Kaluts, which US farmers import from Canada Tariff to 10%, and Trump wants tariff Canadian energy products.

Approximately 62% of imports from Canada would probably still faced new tariffs, because they are not in line with the IMMC, according to the white house officials insisting on anonymity to review calls for journalists. Half of imports from Mexico that is not compatible in the USCMA would also be taxed under orders that Trump signed, the official said.

Trump launched a new trade war Tuesday by imposing the tariff against the three largest trade partners of Washington, by drawing immediate retaliation from MexicoCanada and China and sending financial markets to the tail.

Day after the new tariffs came in, Trump said he would approve one-month exemption For US car farmers. The announcement came after Trump talked Wednesday with the leaders of Ford, General Engines and Stellantis, Chrysler and Jeep’s Mother Society. His secretary for the press said Trump told the leadership managers to move carproduction to the United States to avoid tariffs.

Despite Trump claims claims that the United States should not be Canada, almost a quarter of the oil from the day come from Canada. About 60% of American imports of crude oil is from Canada and 85% import of American electricity.

Canada is also the largest foreign supplier of steel, aluminum and uranium towards the USA and has 34 critical minerals and metals that the Pentagon is eager and investment in national security.

Canada is a top export destination for 36 American countries. Almost 3.6 billion Canadian ($ 2.7 billion) is worth goods and services every day cross the border.