President Donald Trump has recently warned of escalating tariffs on Canadian goods in response to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to impose 25% duties on US products. Trudeau, while underscoring Canada’s status as a key ally, retaliated against what he perceived as an unwarranted trade conflict instigated by the US by implementing tariffs amounting to $155 billion. The tension between the two North American neighbors has intensified due to this latest development in their ongoing trade dispute. The imposition of tariffs by both countries has sparked concerns about the potential ramifications on businesses and consumers on both sides of the border. The trade war between the US and Canada is part of a broader global trade conflict that has been unfolding in recent years. The impact of these tariffs on various industries and the overall economy remains a topic of significant concern for policymakers and stakeholders alike. The escalation of trade tensions between the US and Canada underscores the complexities and challenges facing international trade relations in the current geopolitical landscape. The outcome of this trade dispute will likely have far-reaching implications for businesses, economies, and diplomatic relations in the region.