A fierce backlash is growing in Canada after former U.S. President Donald Trump imposed new tariffs on Canadian wine and spirits, escalating trade tensions. The move has triggered outrage among producers and businesses, who warn of rising prices and potential job losses.
Canadian officials are exploring retaliatory measures, while industry leaders fear the tariffs could hurt exports and disrupt supply chains. With economic ties between the two nations at risk, many are asking: What’s next? Will Canada counter with its own tariffs, or could negotiations ease tensions before further escalation?
