Market uncertainty is back in full force, and this time, it’s driven by tariffs. U.S. president Donald Trump has once again proposed sweeping tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, sending shockwaves through financial markets. Investors are understandably nervous, with markets already showing signs of weakness.

Leaders in several Canadian provinces are planning to follow through with a plan to nix American alcohol from stores shelves over Trump's tariffs.

Global stock markets were rocked on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump made official on the weekend hefty new 25–per-cent tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico - and 10 per cent on China. The president also said tariffs on the European Union would likely be next.

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One day of extreme volatility has shaken Canada’s stock market to the point that strategists may re-consider their benchmark targets for the entire year.

From the rocky shores of Newfoundland to the towering forests of British Columbia, Canadians have an unfamiliar feeling growing inside them: They are angry.

President Trump on Monday reiterated his desire to see Canada become part of the United States as he prepared to impose steep tariffs on Canadian goods. “What I’d like to see— Canada become our 51st state,