Canada-U.S. Trade Deadline Looms | Canada News
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Canada braces for a major trade showdown with the U.S. as Washington prepares to impose a 50% tariff on $28 billion in Canadian exports—threatening businesses like Richmond Plywood that can’t absorb such steep costs. With just days left before the deadline, Canadian officials, including Prime Minister Mark Carney, are racing to negotiate with President Trump, keeping their strategy secret but emphasizing the urgency. The human toll is real: business owners face potential collapse, while B.C. leaders remain cautious, unwilling to make concessions like reopening alcohol sales unless key industries like forestry get tariff relief. Softwood lumber remains a sticking point, and with time running out, the outcome could reshape North American trade—and livelihoods—for good.
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