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- Canada has begun a consultation period to potentially impose tariffs on Chinese clean energy goods, including batteries, semiconductors, and critical minerals, aligning with similar U.S. measures.
- This follows recent tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles and steel products, prompting China to file a complaint with the World Trade Organization.
- The tariff review reflects growing trade tensions and concerns over market competitiveness.
Canada Moves to Impose Tariffs on Chinese Batteries and Critical Minerals
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