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Title Canada Readies Pandemic-Level Support if US Imposes Tariffs Billions at Stake

As tensions escalate between Canada and the United States, the Canadian government is preparing for the worst-case scenario – a tariff war. If President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to impose 25% tariffs on imports from Canada, Ottawa will respond with pandemic-level financial support to mitigate the economic impact.

This move comes as no surprise, given the significant economic interdependence between the two nations. A staggering 20% of Canada's economy and nearly two million workers rely on exports to the United States. The consequences of a tariff war would be devastating for Canadian businesses and workers.

At a press conference, Labor Minister Steven MacKinnon issued a stern warning Canada will be there to support and protect workers whatever irrational decision is made south of the border. He emphasized that Canadian workers will not bear the brunt of US tariffs, echoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's earlier statement that Canada would not engage in a tariff war.

Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Melanie Joly traveled to Washington to meet with her US counterpart, Marco Rubio, to plead with Trump's administration to reconsider the tariff threat. Public Safety Minister David McGuinty is set to present Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, with Canada's $1.3 billion plan to strengthen security at the Canada-US border – a clear attempt to demonstrate Canada's commitment to cooperation.

As the situation unfolds, Canada prepares for the worst-case scenario. With memories of its pandemic response still fresh, Ottawa is poised to unleash an economic stimulus package on a similar scale to support affected workers and businesses. The proposed bailout could rise to billions of dollars, dwarfing even the massive Covid-19 relief efforts that pushed Canada's national debt above $1 trillion in 2022.

In an ominous warning sign, Canadian media reports suggest that the government is preparing for a financial lifeline on a par with its pandemic response. The stakes are high, but Canada remains resolute in its determination to protect its workers and economy from the potential fallout of US tariffs.

Keywords Tariffs, Canada-US relations, economic support, pandemic-level support, trade war.

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