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Canada announces retaliatory measures on U.S. steel, aluminum tariffs
- In March 2025, Canada introduced a 25 percent tariff targeting steel and aluminum imports from the United States as a response to American duties.
- The U.S. doubled its tariffs to 50 percent in early June, prompting Canadian officials and industry leaders to demand urgent government action.
- On June 19, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced new protective measures including limiting imports from non-FTA countries to 2024 levels and creating steel and aluminum task forces.
- Carney said counter-tariffs will be adjusted on July 21 aligned with trade negotiation progress, while Canadian steel leaders cited billions lost and urged anti-dumping tariffs on other nations.
- Canada’s measures aim to stabilize the steel and aluminum industries amid unfair trade risks and ongoing talks with the U.S., including new tariff rate quotas and procurement rules.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced today that he will protect the domestic steel and aluminum industry from US measures with new counter-tariffs and protectionist policies.
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