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title: "Trump threatens \"100% tariffs,\" Canadian Prime Minister Carney calls on citizens to \"buy domestic products\""
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description: "After Trump threatened to impose a 100% tariff on Canadian goods, Canadian Prime Minister Carney called on the public to \"buy domestic products\" to respond to external economic threats. He posted a video on social media, emphasizing that Canadians should focus on controllable matters and support domestic products. Carney also mentioned his recent international visits aimed at strengthening partnerships and diversifying trade to enhance Canada's economic interests"
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# Trump threatens "100% tariffs," Canadian Prime Minister Carney calls on citizens to "buy domestic products"

After U.S. President Trump issued a new round of tariff threats against Canada, Canadian Prime Minister Carney called on the country's citizens on the 24th to "buy domestic products" in response to external threats.

Carney released a pre-recorded video on his personal social media. In the video, Carney stated, "Given that our economy is facing threats from abroad, Canadians have made a choice: to focus on what we can control."

Although he did not directly mention the United States, Carney reiterated his push for the "buy domestic products" policy. He pointed out, "We cannot control the actions of other countries. But we can be our own best customers. We will buy Canadian products, and we will use Canadian products to build our country."

On the same day, Carney showcased a video of over 40 seconds on his official social media account, reviewing his recent visits to China, Qatar, and activities related to the World Economic Forum annual meeting, stating that he is strengthening partnerships, diversifying trade, and attracting investment to secure greater economic and strategic benefits for Canada.

On that day, Trump threatened in a social media post that if Canada "reaches an agreement" with relevant countries, a 100% tariff would be imposed on Canadian goods entering the United States.

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