As the deadline for new tariffs approaches, Canadian businesses brace for potential impacts of a proposed 50% tariff on goods such as alcohol, cars, and dairy from the U.S. Negotiations between Canada and the U.S. have intensified, with sources indicating that Canada is unsatisfied with the latest U.S. offer. Canadian exporters express extreme concern about the revenue loss they could face if the tariffs take effect, with some companies considering relocating south of the border. Meanwhile, Canadian officials are weighing concessions to avoid the new tariffs, while also pressing for a comprehensive trade deal. The situation remains volatile as both sides work to find common ground before the implementation of new tariffs.