Canadians have canceled trips south of the border, boycotted U.S. alcohol and other products, and even booed at sporting events after U.S. President Donald Trump announced 25% tariffs on most of Canada's goods on Saturday (February 1). - REUTERS
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00:00I think for some people in the U.S., perhaps Donald Trump,
00:03they took our kindness for weakness, and we do love our American cousins,
00:09but we will not stand by for this type of action to be taken,
00:12and we will respond every single time that they take an action, we will respond in kind.
00:17Donald Trump's tariffs are going to hurt American families.
00:20This is going to have impacts on them. They're the ones who are paying the tariffs.
00:24It's going to have an impact on us because maybe we won't be able to sell
00:27many of our products the same way to the U.S.,
00:29but it's going to have a direct impact on families in the U.S.,
00:31and it's going to have impacts on families here who are potentially going to lose their jobs.
00:35It makes no sense for this to be happening, but we're here.