The Canadian counterpart counter-Trump Government imposed a 50 per cent tariff on a variety of American and American commodities

On 25 August, Canadian Prime Minister Carney introduced a reciprocal backlash against the new tariff imposed by United States President Trump on the weekend and announced a support scheme to help Canadian enterprises hit by the escalation of trade. Canada will double the existing countervailing tariffs on United States steel and aluminium products to 50 per cent. U.S.-made furniture, clothing and clothing, video games, smartphones and other electronics also apply a 50 per cent tariff. Overall, these retaliatory tariffs will affect about $20 billion worth of United States imports, roughly the same as Trump Saturday. The amount of customs duties imposed on Canadian products under a provision never used in the Customs Act 1930. This corresponds to about 6 per cent of Canada ' s total imports from the United States last year。