Goods like those are bought months and years in advance through CME/CBOT. That's where the tarrifs would be applied, not at the borders.
The Tarriff Hype.
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You need to point out to Trump the huge deficit in RVs moving south as opposed to the shoddy US units coming North. Same goes for boats. The best sport boats in the world used to be built in BC. A US firm bought Campion and in a few short years destroyed the brand.
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RV’s, Travel Trailers & Fifth Wheels, that were in the Round#2 Feb 21st Retaliatory tariffs list for Canada back against the US Tariffs type shit. Those kind of trailers.
There’s still some awesome (water optional) boats coming out’a B.C….try not to cringe watching this, seriously.
Washington insiders reportedly considered consulting Canadian diplomats, or even Wikipedia, to determine which household items are manufactured in the nation of Canada. However, the president instead chose to “roll the dice” by instituting massive unprovoked tariffs, drastically increasing the price of Canadian goods for the average American consumer.
“I’m a pretty savvy shopper,” explains Howard Rusnick, of Mobile, Alabama. “But just to check, there’s no way that lumber, gasoline, electricity, AND cars are all made in Canada, and will immediately cost me thousands of dollars more per year. Right?”
Rusnick added, “Also, there’s no chance that potash is made in Canada, and that Americagets 50% of our potash from there, and also what is potash?”
The Canadian government has insisted that information on domestic goods is readily available to all trading partners, even including nations that recently elected a felony-convicted game show host to be their head of state. Instead, the United States has decided to employ a rarely-chosen trade tactic that international economists refer to as the “fuck around and find out” model.
Singh adds, “Oh, and it would also be helpful is a large portion of a major US city hadn’t recently burned down in a series of wildfires, and they aren’t looking for Canadian lumber with which to rebuild. Otherwise, oh boy, sucks to be them.”
Meanwhile at the President’s Mar-A-Lago resort, Trump explained his reasoning. “Sure, we could’ve looked up this Canada information in some stupid book,” explained Trump in the middle of DJ-ing a wedding with 18 straight plays of ‘YMCA’. “But we all know that books are full of woke, and DEI, so we don’t like books. Books are very nasty. Instead, I’m going to attack the economy of America’s largest trading partner, and throw international trade into potentially irreparable chaos. Seems easier.”
At press time, President Trump has directed his DOJ to arrest any American smart enough to explain why tariffs on Canada are a terrible fucking idea.
Americans choose most expensive way possible to discover what goods made in Canada
WASHINGTON, D.C. - With US President Donald Trump declaring 25% tariffs on most Canadian goods, American citizens have officially chosen the most circuitous and economically painful method possible to investigate what everyday goods originate from Canada.
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Take a good hard look at the pieces of shit running Canada right now. That's why there's a fucking fentanyl crisis in Canada. And we all know where it's coming from, Justin's favourite "basic dictatorship" that he admires.
I did make myself laugh earlier today though. When I was thinking back to Trump's $200 billion nonsense I thought to my self, "Um, he re-negotiated the trade agreement the last time he was President." I mean tell the world you suck at negotiating without telling the world you suck at negotiating, dude.
Is it about eradication of fentanyl or the eradication of the Homeless/Addiction Industrial Complex. 3 Union jobs in that industry for every homeless junkie. Think aboot that.
A decade ago it was still pills and crack. Meth and Fenty weren't a big issue.
Every Manitoba Premier has tried but they still struggle just to keep the rail line running.
Donald How-do-you-like-me-so-far Trump speaking here. No one me told me you had to have BRAINS to be the President of USA, where do get these things called BRAINS, can you get them at Walmart? I think a monkey from Tom T Halls song would do a better job. Unfortunately old Donnie has to be portrayed as being in the news every 10 minutes of every day. Wanting to take over and rebuild Gasa, is the clear indication that he is trying to get people off of what may be doing ILLEGAL so he can get away with it.
President Donald Trump said he will announce on Monday that the United States will impose 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, including from Canada and Mexico, as well as other import duties later in the week.
“Any steel coming into the United States is going to have a 25% tariff,” he told reporters Sunday on Air Force One as he flew from Florida to New Orleans to attend the Super Bowl. When asked about aluminum, he responded, “aluminum, too” will be subject to the trade penalties.
Trump says he will announce 25% steel and aluminum tariffs Monday, and more import duties are coming — The Canadian Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said he will announce
Tariffs are applied at import. An importer can pay for them in advance, but…the customs broker before the load hits the border (be at air, land, or sea) will be confirming that the tariff is paid (just like to confirming that duty if applicable, or taxes if applicable) are paid…or the goods don’t come in. Trust me, I just lost almost 3 more hours of my day in the office tonight for this exact reason, trying to get as much shit into Canada as I can before the next flip-flop.
Is it Monday yet?President Donald Trump said he will announce on Monday that the United States will impose 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminum imports, including from Canada and Mexico, as well as other import duties later in the week.
“Any steel coming into the United States is going to have a 25% tariff,” he told reporters Sunday on Air Force One as he flew from Florida to New Orleans to attend the Super Bowl. When asked about aluminum, he responded, “aluminum, too” will be subject to the trade penalties.
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Trump says he will announce 25% steel and aluminum tariffs Monday, and more import duties are coming — The Canadian Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said he will announceapple.news
Tariffs are applied at import. An importer can pay for them in advance, but…the customs broker before the load hits the border (be at air, land, or sea) will be confirming that the tariff is paid (just like to confirming that duty if applicable, or taxes if applicable) are paid…or the goods don’t come in. Trust me, I just lost almost 3 more hours of my day in the office tonight for this exact reason, trying to get as much shit into Canada as I can before the next flip-flop.
I guess that would depend on the time zone that somebody is in. 263 minutes to go in our time zone.
President Donald Trump said Sunday that Mexico’s and Canada’s actions to stave off his steep tariffs are not sufficient this Sunday night, but they where a week ago-ish, etc…Happy Superbowl Sunday evening.
After announcing tariffs on the two countries last weekend, he agreed on Monday to pause them for 30 days, citing pledges he received from Mexico and Canada to boost border security…but thats
When asked in a Fox News interview if that was enough, Trump replied, “No, it’s not good enough.” In the Fox interview, Trump also doubled down on his aspirations for Canada to become the 51st state.
“We lose $200 billion a year with Canada, and I’m not going to let that happen. It’s too much,” he said. “Why are we paying $200 billion a year essentially in subsidy to Canada? Now if they’re a 51st state, I don’t mind doing it.”
(In 2024, the U.S. had a $63.3 billion goods trade deficit with Canada, narrowing from the year prior when it was $64.2 billion, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, but shhhh…)
Trump claimed that the U.S. has a $350 billion trade deficit with Mexico. The Census reports that in 2024 the goods trade deficit with Mexico was $172 billion, and in 2023 it was around $152.5 billion.
According to a note Tuesday from Yardeni Research, the key to understanding Trump’s tariff approach toward Canada and Mexico is energy and national security.
“For Trump to secure the US’s energy future, he needs the Western Hemisphere to function as a coherent energy bloc,” market veteran Ed Yardeni wrote. “This means both a reliable, unimpeded flow of oil and natural resources from Canada and a safer Mexico. And that means both countries under the US’s thumb.” Good times.
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In 2023, Canada exported $192-billion worth of “energy” – $4-billion of electricity and $134-billion of crude oil and bitumen, plus another $54-billion worth of natural gas, coal and refined oil.
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We’re the world’s fourth-largest producer of oil, out-pumping every country in the Middle East save Saudi Arabia. Canada is also the world’s fifth largest producer of natural gas, ahead of all in the Mideast except Iran…& where does almost all of it go? We’ve long had only one export customer for our hydrocarbons, to whom we have sold at a discount to world prices because we couldn’t summon the political will to build pipelines running to the Atlantic or Pacific. But with the White House questioning even that U.S.-favourable arrangement, Canada has had to take a hard look at how we do business.
After announcing tariffs on the two countries last weekend, he agreed on Monday to pause them for 30 days, citing pledges he received from Mexico and Canada to boost border security…but thats
When asked in a Fox News interview if that was enough, Trump replied, “No, it’s not good enough.” In the Fox interview, Trump also doubled down on his aspirations for Canada to become the 51st state.
“We lose $200 billion a year with Canada, and I’m not going to let that happen. It’s too much,” he said. “Why are we paying $200 billion a year essentially in subsidy to Canada? Now if they’re a 51st state, I don’t mind doing it.”
(In 2024, the U.S. had a $63.3 billion goods trade deficit with Canada, narrowing from the year prior when it was $64.2 billion, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, but shhhh…)
Trump claimed that the U.S. has a $350 billion trade deficit with Mexico. The Census reports that in 2024 the goods trade deficit with Mexico was $172 billion, and in 2023 it was around $152.5 billion.
According to a note Tuesday from Yardeni Research, the key to understanding Trump’s tariff approach toward Canada and Mexico is energy and national security.
“For Trump to secure the US’s energy future, he needs the Western Hemisphere to function as a coherent energy bloc,” market veteran Ed Yardeni wrote. “This means both a reliable, unimpeded flow of oil and natural resources from Canada and a safer Mexico. And that means both countries under the US’s thumb.” Good times.
Trump says Canada’s and Mexico’s responses to his tariff threats are ‘not good enough’ — FORTUNE
“Something has to happen. It's unsustainable and I'm changing it,” Trump told Fox News.
Canada is not an ‘energy superpower.’ We’re an oil superpower — The Globe and Mail
We can’t change U.S. policy, but we can stop shooting ourselves in the foot