President Trump issued a sharp warning, claiming that China is “completely taking over” Canada and using it as a “drop-off port” to bypass U.S. trade duties. He threatened to impose a 100% tariff on all Canadian goods if trade ties between Ottawa and Beijing continue to deepen. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney pushed back, saying the recent agreement with China only addresses specific sector-based tariffs, not a broader shift in alignment. Despite those assurances, tensions between the U.S., Canada, and China remain high as trade and geopolitical pressures continue to escalate.

President Trump issued a sharp warning, claiming that China is “completely taking over” Canada and using it as a “drop-off...