Canada is imposing dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs on US goods, targeting steel, electronics, dairy, appliances, and agricultural equipment, in response to US tariffs.

Critics argue that Ottawa's trade strategy has weakened Canada, leading to a bad deal and deindustrialization, making the country vulnerable to US tariffs.

Provincial leaders, like Quebec's Premier, are supporting retaliatory measures against US businesses and expressing distrust in the current US administration.

Quebec's Premier confirms that French-language requirements were a point of contention in trade negotiations with the US, which Quebec considers a 'red line'.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney has officially declared that Canada is in a trade 'war' with the United States.