Premier David Eby announced Canada would support counter-measures against new U.S. Tariffs, as trade tensions escalated. The U.S. Imposed 50% duties on $28 billion in Canadian goods, prompting Ottawa to prepare dollar-for-dollar retaliation. Prime Minister Mark Carney described the situation as a trade war, claiming the U.S. Launched the conflict. Alberta Premier Danielle Smith admitted U.S. Demands were “too painful” to accept, highlighting the difficulty of reaching a new agreement. The breakdown of negotiations left Canada with limited options, as retaliatory tariffs loom. The dispute underscores growing economic friction between the two nations.