Canada Turns Down Trade Deal With U.S., Accepts High Import Taxes Instead

Canada Turns Down Trade Deal With U.S., Accepts High Import Taxes Instead

On August 21, 2026, Canada's leader Mark Carney rejected a trade deal with the U.S., choosing instead to accept heavy taxes on $28 billion of Canadian goods sold across the border. The deal would have lowered car taxes from 25% to 15%. Carney called the offer too weak. Many Canadians agreed.

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