US ban on Canadian alcohol, dairy, and motorcycles comes into effect, impacting C$1bn worth of liquor exports
The latest measure by the Trump administration, in response to Canada's earlier tariffs on US goods, applies to nearly C$1bn ($710m) worth of Canadian liquor, as well as whey products and motorcycles. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney stated earlier this month that the overall economic impact on Canada would be "modest", though specific sectors will be hurt. US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicated that the US is "comfortable" with the current relationship and has no urgency for further trade talks.
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