British News Agency

In a statement shared on Truth Social, US President Donald Trump said, “If Canada makes a deal with China, all Canadian goods and products entering the United States will immediately be subject to a 100 percent tariff.”

It remains unclear which agreement Trump was referring to in his social media post. Last week, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a “strategic partnership” with China and agreed to reduce tariffs.

At the time, Trump described the move as “a good thing.” However, tensions between the US and Canada have increased in recent days after Carney said in a speech in Davos that the US-led world order is breaking down.

Carney also called on other “middle powers” to come together against the economic pressure of “major powers,” without mentioning Trump by name. Trump responded the following day in his own remarks, saying, “Canada lives thanks to the United States.”

US President Trump also withdrew Canada’s invitation to join the new Peace Council.

On Saturday, Trump said in a social media post that if Carney “thinks he can turn Canada into a ‘delivery port’ for sending Chinese goods and products into the United States, he is very mistaken.”