Canada has recently announced a 25% tariff on non-CUSMA-compliant US vehicles as a retaliatory measure against US auto tariffs. Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized that this decision is intended to safeguard the Canadian auto industry without impacting auto parts. Additionally, the Canadian government is actively seeking legal recourse through the World Trade Organization to dispute the US tariffs. This move is part of Canada’s efforts to defend its automotive sector and ensure fair trade practices. The imposition of these tariffs is expected to have significant implications for the North American automotive market and may lead to further trade disputes between the two countries.