BREAKING: Canada will impose retaliatory tariffs on more than 700 U.S. goods, including steel and

Canada is preparing a sweeping response to new U.S. trade measures, escalating tensions between the two neighbors. The planned tariffs would target more than 700 American products, including steel, appliances, and other manufactured goods. The measures are intended to pressure Washington and protect Canadian industries from the impact of U.S. tariffs. Businesses and consumers on both sides of the border could face higher costs if the dispute expands, particularly in sectors that rely on cross-border supply chains. The announcement comes as trade relations between Canada and the United States grow increasingly strained, raising concerns about broader economic fallout. Officials have not indicated how long the retaliatory tariffs would remain in place, leaving companies uncertain about future pricing and investment decisions. The dispute could also test cooperation between the two countries, whose economies are closely linked through extensive trade in goods and materials. Further details, including the tariffs’ effective date and product list, are expected as Canada finalizes its response.