U.S. Tariffs Spark Canada Trade Push | Anchorage News

The U.S. is slapping 50% tariffs on Canadian goods — from cars to dairy to booze — citing unfair trade practices, sparking a tense diplomatic standoff. President Trump says Canada’s playing games, while PM Mark Carney vows to ramp up trade talks to protect jobs and strengthen ties. But critics warn of economic chaos, higher prices, and strained relations — with Canadian premiers calling the move “desperate” and harmful to families. Economists say only about 5% of Canadian exports to the U.S. are targeted — mostly chemicals, electronics, and forestry — worth $20 billion. Meanwhile, U.S. alcohol sales remain blocked in some provinces, with premiers making clear they won’t reverse the ban.

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