Canada Pushes to Rely Less on U.S. Economy, Says Prime Minister Carney

Canada Pushes to Rely Less on U.S. Economy, Says Prime Minister Carney

On September 8, 2026, Canada placed new taxes on U.S. goods — at rates of 15, 25, and 50 per cent. Prime Minister Carney said Canada will reduce its economic dependence on the United States faster, accepting short-term costs for long-term gain. The move follows over a year of Canadian responses to U.S. taxes on $27.6 billion of Canadian products.

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