Trump Warns Canada of 100% Tariffs Over China Deal
Donald Trump has threatened 100% tariffs on Canadian exports if Ottawa deepens trade ties with China. His remarks followed Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to Beijing, where Canada agreed to reduce tariffs on agricultural goods and set quotas for Chinese EVs. Trump accused Canada of undermining US defense plans and warned that China would “devour” Canada economically. Xi Jinping welcomed the visit as a positive shift in relations.
TrumpThreatensTariffs | Warning to Canada & Carney
US President Donald Trump issued a stern warning to Canada and Prime Minister Mark Carney, threatening 100% tariffs if Ottawa pursues trade agreements with China. Referring to Carney as “Governor,” Trump accused Canada of attempting to act as a gateway for Chinese goods into the US.
ChinaWillDevourCanada | Trump’s Harsh Rhetoric
On Truth Social, Trump claimed that China would “completely devour” Canada, destroying its businesses, social fabric, and way of life. He vowed immediate tariffs on all Canadian exports to the US if any deal with Beijing materializes.
GoldenDomeDispute | Defence vs Trade
Trump also criticized Canada for rejecting his proposed “Golden Dome” missile defense system over Greenland, arguing that Ottawa preferred closer economic ties with China instead of supporting US-led security initiatives.
CarneyInBeijing | Reviving China Ties
Carney’s recent visit to Beijing marked the first by a Canadian leader in nearly a decade. The trip resulted in agreements to lower tariffs on Canadian farm exports and set quotas for Chinese electric vehicles in Canada, potentially opening doors for greater Chinese investment.
DavosRemarks | Criticism of US & Allies
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Carney criticized the US and Western allies, while describing Canada’s talks with China as “predictable, realistic, and respectful.” His comments highlighted a shift in Canada’s foreign policy approach amid global trade tensions.
XiWelcomesCanada | A Turnaround in Relations
Chinese Premier Xi Jinping hailed Carney’s visit as a “turnaround” in bilateral ties, signaling a new phase of cooperation between Beijing and Ottawa.
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