Canada is plotting its next move after former U.S. President Donald Trump floated potential 25% tariffs on Canadian imports—and Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly says \"everything is on the table\" as a countermeasure. 🔥
In a fiery Sunday interview, Joly hinted Canada might even cut energy exports to its southern neighbor if tensions escalate. \"This is a time of strength and unity,\" she declared, urging Canadian leaders to rally behind a unified strategy. 🇨🇦🤝
Joly, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc will huddle with provincial premiers this week to finalize Canada\u2019s game plan. The trio will then head to Washington to push back against Trump\u2019s threats, armed with a reported retaliatory tariffs list targeting U.S. goods. 💡📋
\"We\u2019re not here to play games—this is about protecting Canadian interests,\" Joly emphasized. Local media suggest the looming trade battle could mirror past Canada-U.S. spats, like the 2018 steel tariff clash. 🛠️⚔️
With cross-border relations teetering, young professionals and investors are watching closely—will this spark a new North American trade war? Stay tuned. 🌐💼
