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Originally Posted by Azure
Doesn't change anything for at least 2 years and by that time the Canadian economy is not doing very well.
If there is any truth to the fentanyl stuff, and knowing of course that tomorrow they could say something else, pretty sure Canada could move pretty fast on being more aggressive in dealing with it. The problem is that the goal posts will be moved again tomorrow.
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Steel and aluminum were made subject to high tariffs by previous Trump administration due to 'national security'. It's got nothing to do with fentanyl.
Regarding counter-tariffs, 100% tariffs on Tesla's is a good start.