Ontarios head of government exposes tariffs after Trump’s threat

The customs surcharges and threats between Canada and the USA seem to relax. After the American President Donald Trump had only tightened the tone towards the neighboring state and spoke of not only 25 percent tariffs on imports of aluminum and steel from Canada from Wednesday, but 50 percent, he indicated that he now reduced it again.

“Probably” would reduce the recently increased tariffs to Canadian import goods, he said on Tuesday in front of journalists in the White House. President Canada had threatened to do tariffs that would bring about the end of the automotive industry there. He would impose tariffs on April 2, which “would make automotive production in Canada permanently”, Trump explained to his online service Truth Social. Trump continued. The right -wing populist had threatened “economic violence” shortly before he took office to implement his plans from the incorporation of the northern neighbor. Trump’s threats triggered bright outrage among the Canadians and the formation of a uniform front against such plans. External content activate Trump’s procedure by the fact that the Canadian province of Ontario wanted to raise a 25 percent surcharge for electricity exports in the USA. “I will shortly call out the national emergency for the power supply in the affected area,” wrote the president. Ontarios Prime Minister Doug Ford had initially pounded on the serve. “President Trump has started an improvocated commercial and customs war with America’s closest friend and ally”, Ford wrote on the platform X. “We will not give in until the threat with tariffs is finally off the table.” On Tuesday evening, Ford finally announced on X in a joint explanation with US Minister of Trade Howard Lutnick, the 25 percent surcharge for electricity exports Michigan, New York and Minnesota. Ford and Lutnick will meet on Thursday to talk about the further procedure. The Canadian province of Ontario described the increased electricity export customs as a protest against US tariffs that Trump had imposed on Canadian goods. In the course of Tuesday, Trump had also bought against Canada because of other tariffs and signaled a harder course. “In addition, Canada must immediately drop its anti-American farmers from 250 to 390 percent on various US milk products that have long been considered insolent,” said Trump.

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