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In early 2025, the U.S. implemented a series of tariffs on Canadian goods, citing national security concerns related to drug trafficking. The tariffs, which began at 25% on most imports and escalated to 35% for certain products, prompted retaliatory measures from Canada.

Over the following months, various executive orders adjusted these tariffs, impacting industries like automotive and steel. Despite some tariff exemptions under trade agreements, ongoing tensions suggest a complex trade landscape, raising concerns over business transactions and economic relations between the two countries.