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This week, FP Video deep dives into the escalating trade war between the United States and Canada, as Daniel Trainer looks at what’s been hit by Donald Trump’s latest tariffs. Dennis Darby talks about how the levies are impacting Canada’s manufacturing sector, and Lisa Raitt explains why diversifying the Canadian economy away from U.S. markets, while still protecting domestic industries, can’t be achieved overnight.

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Donald Trump raises stakes of trade war with Canada

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Canada’s trade war with the U.S. is becoming more severe. Donald Trump has retaliated against Ottawa’s counter-tariffs with planned product bans, more duties and a move against Canadian goods in U.S. federal contracts. Watch to find out the latest details and estimated impacts.

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Manufacturers in ‘eye of the storm’ of tariff war

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Dennis Darby talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about the real impacts already hitting Canadian manufacturers in the trade war.

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You can’t replace the U.S. market overnight

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Lisa Raitt, member of Canada’s Advisory Committee on Canada-U.S. Economic Relations, talks about when the two sides may return to trade talks, the need to protect Canadian industries and investors from uncertainty and how you can’t replace the U.S. market overnight.

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