The Canadian Conservative Party is pressing Prime Minister Mark Carney to address escalating tensions over U.S.President Donald Trump's threat to impose 50% tariffs on Canadian goods within 30 days.

Shadow minister Shuv Majumdar has called for an emergency meeting of the Standing Committee on International Trade, urging Ottawa to disclose its negotiation strategy with Washington.

The demand comes as Trump cited provincial bans on American alcohol, Canada's supply-managed dairy system, and auto import quotas as justification for the tariffs.Majumdar criticized Carney for allegedly capitulating to Trump's demands despite earlier campaign promises to resist U.S.pressure.

Analysts note that while the tariffs could disrupt Canadian exports, the government faces a complex balancing act between economic interests and diplomatic relations.The situation highlights broader challenges in managing trade disputes with a presidency known for protectionist policies.Business groups warn of immediate financial impacts, though officials claim long-term recovery is feasible.This development underscores the ongoing geopolitical tensions shaping North American trade dynamics.