Canada has officially implemented a 25% tariff on U.S.-sourced vehicles as part of its response to U.S. tariffs, marking a significant escalation in the trade dispute between the two nations. Canadian Foreign Minister Joly has acknowledged the existence of a trade war with the U.S., while Prime Minister Carney has vowed to combat these tariffs with strong countermeasures. Despite being spared from more comprehensive U.S. tariffs, Canada remains vigilant about the potential for job losses and economic consequences. The tariffs particularly impact major U.S. auto manufacturers like Ford and GM, and discussions continue among Canadian and Mexican leaders regarding a united front against U.S. trade actions. As Canada prepares for further retaliation, the future of its relationship with the U.S. remains uncertain, with Canadian officials warning that the friendship may never be the same following these trade hostilities.