Canada will announce measures on Tuesday to respond to Trump's tariffs.

TechFlow reports that on August 25, in response to the United States imposing an additional 50% tariff last Saturday on approximately $20 billion in annual Canadian exports, the Canadian government will announce a series of measures on Tuesday to "protect and support" domestic workers and businesses. The Canadian Ministry of Finance stated on Monday that the country's Finance Minister, Minister of Industry, Minister of Employment, and Minister of Artificial Intelligence will hold a press conference at 11:00 AM local time (11:00 PM Beijing Time on Tuesday) to outline the related measures. According to sources familiar with the plan, Canada's domestic initiatives will include expanding unemployment benefit coverage. One source noted that officials will also launch a loan program for tariff-affected businesses—modeled after the economic support packages enacted during the pandemic. The source added that the government refers to this as the "One Canadian Economy" agenda. (Jin10)