Canada

So I was wrong on one thing. Meh Now like it or lump it Trump is playing by his rule book and it is full of loop holes and he is using everyone especially the **"For National Security" **one

Now Mag. Retard onto the War and Military. We would never have a military attack against the US or at least not a Canadian sanctioned attack. The US will only take Canada by Economic means and they can wait us out.

Do you know How many countries in the world are still having troubles with Trumps Tariffs? Major trade disputes Doesn't seem like all over the world

China

• Tariffs: New 2025 tariffs on Chinese goods started at 10% in February and escalated to a total of 130% by November, not including the expanded metal tariffs.
• Trade talks: Negotiations are ongoing between Washington and Beijing, leading to a temporary reduction of some tariffs as of May 2025, which was later extended.
• Retaliation: China has responded with its own tariffs on U.S. goods and new export controls, particularly on critical rare earth minerals.

Canada

• Tariffs: Canada has been heavily affected by the new tariffs, particularly in its steel, aluminum, and automotive sectors. This led to a brief trade dispute in March 2025 that saw Canada impose its own retaliatory measures, although some were later removed.
• Negotiations: Intense negotiations with the U.S. have led to some relief for goods compliant with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
• However, as of September 2025, Canadian tariffs on U.S. steel, aluminum, and automobiles remain in effect, as do the U.S. tariffs on those products.
• EDIT We all know how this is going now Thanks to Doug Ford and Now David Eby in all of his wisdom is planning on running ads.

European Union

• Tariffs: The U.S. imposed baseline tariffs, and in July 2025, reached a temporary agreement to cap the rates for the EU at 15% on most goods.
• Negotiations: The agreement includes continued talks on other tariffs, with the EU suspending its own retaliatory countermeasures.

Brazil

• Tariffs: Brazil faces some of the highest tariff rates in the world, with a 50% reciprocal tariff on most goods.
• Negotiations: Negotiations are ongoing, with a delay announced in July 2025 to increase tariffs further.