Canada's Trade War Playbook: Tariffs, Targeting, and the Tightrope Walk

Canada claws back its $20 billion counter-tariff package just days before it hits, removing seafood and fish products from the list of U.S. imports facing up to 50% duties starting September 8. The move, announced by the Department of Finance, is a strategic tweak to shield Canadian industries that rely on American supply chains while keeping the heat on Washington. The exemption comes after feedback from businesses and is designed to minimize domestic economic...