Does the U.S. really subsidize Canada, like Trump says it does?
U.S. President Donald Trump has made various and repeated claims about his country's trade relationship with Canada to justify his tariff threats.
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Watch: Trump's Tariffs
Trump says he will 'absolutely' impose tariffs on the EUOpens in new window
'We're not looking for a concession': Trump on whether Canada can stall tariffsOpens in new window
Can the tariffs be prevented for Canada, China and Mexico? Trump says 'no'Opens in new window
White House confirms tariffs will be imposed Feb. 1 | What happens next?Opens in new window
Trump set to impose tariffs on Canada and Mexico starting March 1: ReutersOpens in new window
Trudeau says gov't is ready for Trump's tariffs with a 'purposeful, forceful and immediate response'Opens in new window
'We will never bow down to a bully': Mark Carney on Trump’s proposed tariffsOpens in new window
International allies and U.S. states staying stay silent on tariffs | Power Play with Vassy KapelosOpens in new window
What is the future of Canadian exports if tariffs are enacted? | Power Play with Vassy KapelosOpens in new window
'The epitome of stupidity': Ex-ambassador on Trump's tariff remarks | Power Play with Vassy KapelosOpens in new window
Tariff threat shaping up to be two-phase planOpens in new window
B.C. establishes 'war room' to respond to tariff threatOpens in new window
Job losses, rising inflation likely if tariffs come into place | Power Play with Vassy KapelosOpens in new window
Trump 'a chaotic, irrational actor': N.L. premier on tariff threat | Power Play with Vassy KapelosOpens in new window
'Canada's border is strong, and we're making it stronger': Minister on security improvementsOpens in new window
'The president is committed': White House on possible tariffs against CanadaOpens in new window
