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Retaliatory tariffs on roughly $20 billion in American goods are now in place, put there by Canada after trade talks with the United States broke down.
A retaliatory tariff is a charge a government places on another country's imports specifically to answer trade penalties that country imposed first.
Canadian trade negotiators left the United States last week without a deal that would have stopped President Donald Trump's new tariffs from taking effect. Here is what that sequence looked like.
Canadian negotiators traveled to the United States to reach an agreement before Trump's new tariffs locked in. Those talks did not produce a deal. Canada then unveiled charges on roughly $20 billion in American goods.
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