September 8 news, Canada's equivalent retaliatory tariffs against the United States officially took effect at local time on September 8. This move is Canada's reciprocal counterattack against U.S. tariff barriers, marking a further escalation of the trade game between Canada and the United States.

As early as August 25, the Canadian federal government officially announced the retaliatory policy, announcing that it would impose retaliatory tariffs on US$27.6 billion worth (about 20 billion US dollars) of imported goods from the United States, covering multiple core categories such as steel and aluminum products, dairy products, home appliances and agricultural equipment.

The Canadian government emphasized that the total value of goods covered by this retaliatory tariff completely matches the scale of goods covered by the 50% tariff previously imposed by the United States on Canada, strictly following the principle of equal value and reciprocity, and accurately responding to the U.S. trade barrier measures. The implementation of this tariff will directly affect the import and export trade patterns of multiple physical industries such as steel and aluminum, agriculture and home appliances between the two countries, bringing new variables to regional bulk commodity and industrial product trade.

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