Carney-Val Side Show Act - Man the US Is Sure Gonna Be Sorry About the Tariffs
The United States imposed new tariffs on Canadian goods after Canada maintained restrictive quotas on American automobiles, alcohol, and dairy products. Canadian trade data shows a significant decline in U.S. vehicle and alcoholic beverage imports during 2025‑2026. Officials on both sides attribute the measures to economic and trade policy considerations rather than personal animosity.
- ▪Canada continues to enforce quotas and bans on U.S. cars and alcoholic beverages, prompting a U.S. tariff response.
- ▪U.S. auto imports to Canada fell about 22% ($5.6 billion) between April 2025 and March 2026.
- ▪Imports of U.S. alcoholic drinks to Canada dropped roughly 81% ($582 million) from March 2025 to February 2026.
- ▪Canadian dairy tariff‑rate quotas on U.S. cheese are stricter than those applied to European Union imports.
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Carney-Val Side Show Act - Man the US Is Sure Gonna Be Sorry About the Tariffs Beege Welborn 5:20 PM | July 23, 2026 AP Photo/Jeff Chiu Mark Carney and the Syrupeans are bleating again.After spending the better part of the past twelve months jet-setting around the world, trying to drum up support for his New World Order, and, while out of the Northern Hemisphere, making sure to tell everyone just how bad the United States sucks, while sucking up to Donald Trump the second he comes home empty-handed, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is now in the F.O. part of his F.A. tour.
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