In a series of pointed remarks, former President Trump has issued a stark warning to Canada, threatening to impose a 100% tariff on Canadian goods if the country proceeds with a trade deal with China. Trump’s comments come amidst rising tensions related to international trade agreements, exposing what he claims as Canada’s vulnerabilities in the Arctic and its potential role as a ‘drop-off port’ for Chinese goods. These threats are likely to complicate ongoing trade negotiations under the USMCA framework, as Trump continues to escalate his rhetoric against Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and his administration. The looming tariff threat raises concerns about the future of Canadian exports and economic relations with the United States.