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Toronto – Canada’s initial rebate prices will remain in place despite President Donald Trump, paying 25% prices on many imports from Canada for one month, two senior officials from the Canadian government said.

Trump said Thursday that he had postponed 25% prices on many goods from Canada and Mexico for a month, in the midst of the general fears of a Wider trade war.

Two senior officials of Canadian governments told the Associated Press that the first wave of response rates in Canada would remain. The officials spoke under the cover of anonymity because they were not allowed to speak publicly about the issue.

Canada at $ 30 billion Canadian dollars ($ 21 billion) in reprisals has been applied to items such as American orange juice, peanut butter, coffee, household appliances, shoes, cosmetics, motorcycles and certain paste and paper products.

Finance Minister Dominic Leblanc said that Canada has suspended a second wave of reprisals after Trump signed the executive decree to suspend certain functions. Ottawa had planned an additional $ 125 billion (87 billion US dollars) in prices in three weeks on American products such as electric vehicles, fruits and vegetables, newspaper, beef, pork, electronics, steel and trucks.

Ontario Prime Minister Doug Ford, head of the most populated province in Canada, also said on Monday that the province will charge 25% more for electricity sent to 1.5 million Americans in response to Trump’s tariff plan. Ontario provides electricity in Minnesota, New York and Michigan.

Ford said Ontario’s price would remain in place despite the stay of Trump’s month. Ford said on Wednesday that as long as the prices threatened, Ontario’s position would remain the same.

“The only thing that is certain today is more uncertainty. A break on certain prices means nothing. Until President Trump removes the threat of prices for good, we will be relentless, “posted Ford on X.

British Prime Minister of British Columbia David Eby also said that his province would present legislation in the coming days which would give him the opportunity to collect fees on the United States commercial trucks by the province of Alaska. He said that Canadians will not let go as long as the prices are not withdrawn from the table.

“Once again, the president hoped uncertainty and chaos attempts to undermine our economy by implementing prices, then making them,” said Eby.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said early on Thursday that he expects Canada and the United States to be in a foreseeable future after having what he called a colorful but constructive call with Trump on Wednesday.

A senior Canadian government official said the appeal had become heated and Trump used blasphemies when Trump complained about Canada’s dairy industry. The official, who spoke under the cover of anonymity because they were not allowed to speak publicly of the call, said that Trudeau had not used blasphemies.

The White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt took Trump’s comments to journalists in the oval office about the call.

Imports from Mexico which respect the USMCA 2020 commercial pact would be excluded from 25% tariffs for a month, according to the prescriptions signed by Trump. Canada imports that respect the trade agreement would also avoid prices of 25% for a month, while the potash that American farmers import from Canada would be a 10% tariff, the same pace to which Trump wants to priced Canadian energy products.

About 62% of Canada imports would probably still be confronted with the new prices because they do not comply with the USMCA, according to a White House official who insisted on anonymity to preview orders on a call with journalists. Half of the imports from Mexico which does not comply with the USCMA would also be imposed under the orders signed by Trump, said the official.

Asset launched a new trade war Tuesday by imposing prices against the three largest trade partners in Washington, drawing immediate reprisals from MexicoCanada and China And send financial markets to a fall.

One day after the new prices made vigor, Trump said he one month’s exemption For us, car manufacturers. The announcement came after Trump spoke Wednesday with Ford, General Motors and Stellantis leaders, the parent company of Chrysler and Jeep. His press secretary said Trump told the leaders of management to move car production in the United States to avoid prices.

Despite Trump’s statement that the United States does not need Canada, almost a quarter of the oil that America consumes a day comes from Canada. About 60% of US imported oil imports also come from Canada and 85% of American electricity imports.

Canada is also the largest foreign supplier of steel, aluminum and uranium in the United States and has 34 minerals and critical metals that Pentagon is impatient and invests in national security.

Canada is the main export destination for 36 US states. Nearly $ 3.6 billion Canadian dollars (2.7 billion US dollars) in goods and services cross the border every day.

Toronto – Canada’s initial rebate prices will remain in place despite President Donald Trump, paying 25% prices on many imports from Canada for one month, two senior officials from the Canadian government said.

Trump said Thursday that he had postponed 25% prices on many goods from Canada and Mexico for a month, in the midst of the general fears of a Wider trade war.

Two senior officials of Canadian governments told the Associated Press that the first wave of response rates in Canada would remain. The officials spoke under the cover of anonymity because they were not allowed to speak publicly about the issue.

Canada at $ 30 billion Canadian dollars ($ 21 billion) in reprisals has been applied to items such as American orange juice, peanut butter, coffee, household appliances, shoes, cosmetics, motorcycles and certain paste and paper products.

Finance Minister Dominic Leblanc said that Canada has suspended a second wave of reprisals after Trump signed the executive decree to suspend certain functions. Ottawa had planned an additional $ 125 billion (87 billion US dollars) in prices in three weeks on American products such as electric vehicles, fruits and vegetables, newspaper, beef, pork, electronics, steel and trucks.

Ontario Prime Minister Doug Ford, head of the most populated province in Canada, also said on Monday that the province will charge 25% more for electricity sent to 1.5 million Americans in response to Trump’s tariff plan. Ontario provides electricity in Minnesota, New York and Michigan.

Ford said Ontario’s price would remain in place despite the stay of Trump’s month. Ford said on Wednesday that as long as the prices threatened, Ontario’s position would remain the same.

“The only thing that is certain today is more uncertainty. A break on certain prices means nothing. Until President Trump removes the threat of prices for good, we will be relentless, “posted Ford on X.

British Prime Minister of British Columbia David Eby also said that his province would present legislation in the coming days which would give him the opportunity to collect fees on the United States commercial trucks by the province of Alaska. He said that Canadians will not let go as long as the prices are not withdrawn from the table.

“Once again, the president hoped uncertainty and chaos attempts to undermine our economy by implementing prices, then making them,” said Eby.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said early on Thursday that he expects Canada and the United States to be in a foreseeable future after having what he called a colorful but constructive call with Trump on Wednesday.

A senior Canadian government official said the appeal had become heated and Trump used blasphemies when Trump complained about Canada’s dairy industry. The official, who spoke under the cover of anonymity because they were not allowed to speak publicly of the call, said that Trudeau had not used blasphemies.

The White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt took Trump’s comments to journalists in the oval office about the call.

Imports from Mexico which respect the USMCA 2020 commercial pact would be excluded from 25% tariffs for a month, according to the prescriptions signed by Trump. Canada imports that respect the trade agreement would also avoid prices of 25% for a month, while the potash that American farmers import from Canada would be a 10% tariff, the same pace to which Trump wants to priced Canadian energy products.

About 62% of Canada imports would probably still be confronted with the new prices because they do not comply with the USMCA, according to a White House official who insisted on anonymity to preview orders on a call with journalists. Half of the imports from Mexico which does not comply with the USCMA would also be imposed under the orders signed by Trump, said the official.

Asset launched a new trade war Tuesday by imposing prices against the three largest trade partners in Washington, drawing immediate reprisals from MexicoCanada and China And send financial markets to a fall.

One day after the new prices made vigor, Trump said he one month’s exemption For us, car manufacturers. The announcement came after Trump spoke Wednesday with Ford, General Motors and Stellantis leaders, the parent company of Chrysler and Jeep. His press secretary said Trump told the leaders of management to move car production in the United States to avoid prices.

Despite Trump’s statement that the United States does not need Canada, almost a quarter of the oil that America consumes a day comes from Canada. About 60% of US imported oil imports also come from Canada and 85% of American electricity imports.

Canada is also the largest foreign supplier of steel, aluminum and uranium in the United States and has 34 minerals and critical metals that Pentagon is impatient and invests in national security.

Canada is the main export destination for 36 US states. Nearly $ 3.6 billion Canadian dollars (2.7 billion US dollars) in goods and services cross the border every day.

Toronto – Canada’s initial rebate prices will remain in place despite President Donald Trump, paying 25% prices on many imports from Canada for one month, two senior officials from the Canadian government said.

Trump said Thursday that he had postponed 25% prices on many goods from Canada and Mexico for a month, in the midst of the general fears of a Wider trade war.

Two senior officials of Canadian governments told the Associated Press that the first wave of response rates in Canada would remain. The officials spoke under the cover of anonymity because they were not allowed to speak publicly about the issue.

Canada at $ 30 billion Canadian dollars ($ 21 billion) in reprisals has been applied to items such as American orange juice, peanut butter, coffee, household appliances, shoes, cosmetics, motorcycles and certain paste and paper products.

Finance Minister Dominic Leblanc said that Canada has suspended a second wave of reprisals after Trump signed the executive decree to suspend certain functions. Ottawa had planned an additional $ 125 billion (87 billion US dollars) in prices in three weeks on American products such as electric vehicles, fruits and vegetables, newspaper, beef, pork, electronics, steel and trucks.

Ontario Prime Minister Doug Ford, head of the most populated province in Canada, also said on Monday that the province will charge 25% more for electricity sent to 1.5 million Americans in response to Trump’s tariff plan. Ontario provides electricity in Minnesota, New York and Michigan.

Ford said Ontario’s price would remain in place despite the stay of Trump’s month. Ford said on Wednesday that as long as the prices threatened, Ontario’s position would remain the same.

“The only thing that is certain today is more uncertainty. A break on certain prices means nothing. Until President Trump removes the threat of prices for good, we will be relentless, “posted Ford on X.

British Prime Minister of British Columbia David Eby also said that his province would present legislation in the coming days which would give him the opportunity to collect fees on the United States commercial trucks by the province of Alaska. He said that Canadians will not let go as long as the prices are not withdrawn from the table.

“Once again, the president hoped uncertainty and chaos attempts to undermine our economy by implementing prices, then making them,” said Eby.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said early on Thursday that he expects Canada and the United States to be in a foreseeable future after having what he called a colorful but constructive call with Trump on Wednesday.

A senior Canadian government official said the appeal had become heated and Trump used blasphemies when Trump complained about Canada’s dairy industry. The official, who spoke under the cover of anonymity because they were not allowed to speak publicly of the call, said that Trudeau had not used blasphemies.

The White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt took Trump’s comments to journalists in the oval office about the call.

Imports from Mexico which respect the USMCA 2020 commercial pact would be excluded from 25% tariffs for a month, according to the prescriptions signed by Trump. Canada imports that respect the trade agreement would also avoid prices of 25% for a month, while the potash that American farmers import from Canada would be a 10% tariff, the same pace to which Trump wants to priced Canadian energy products.

About 62% of Canada imports would probably still be confronted with the new prices because they do not comply with the USMCA, according to a White House official who insisted on anonymity to preview orders on a call with journalists. Half of the imports from Mexico which does not comply with the USCMA would also be imposed under the orders signed by Trump, said the official.

Asset launched a new trade war Tuesday by imposing prices against the three largest trade partners in Washington, drawing immediate reprisals from MexicoCanada and China And send financial markets to a fall.

One day after the new prices made vigor, Trump said he one month’s exemption For us, car manufacturers. The announcement came after Trump spoke Wednesday with Ford, General Motors and Stellantis leaders, the parent company of Chrysler and Jeep. His press secretary said Trump told the leaders of management to move car production in the United States to avoid prices.

Despite Trump’s statement that the United States does not need Canada, almost a quarter of the oil that America consumes a day comes from Canada. About 60% of US imported oil imports also come from Canada and 85% of American electricity imports.

Canada is also the largest foreign supplier of steel, aluminum and uranium in the United States and has 34 minerals and critical metals that Pentagon is impatient and invests in national security.

Canada is the main export destination for 36 US states. Nearly $ 3.6 billion Canadian dollars (2.7 billion US dollars) in goods and services cross the border every day.