BREAKING: Canada vows RETALIATION on US tariffs

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X. CHANNEL. >>> ALL RIGHT, CANADA SAYS IT. WILL MATCH U.S. TARIFFS DOLLAR. FOR DOLLAR AFTER PRESIDENT. TRUMP'S 50% TARIFF ON CANADIAN. GOODS KICKED IN ON SATURDAY. GRIFF: MADELEINE RIVERA JOINING. US FROM WASHINGTON WITH THE. LATEST. HI, MADDIE. >> Reporter: GOOD MORNING. EARLIER LAST WEEK THERE SEEMED. TO BE PROGRESS IN THE TALKS. PRESIDENT TRUMP INDICATED HE WAS. GOING TO BE PAUSING THE TARIFFS. BASED ON THE POSSIBILITY OF A. DEAL. BUT, CLEARLY, THOSE TALKS. UNRAVELED. SO NOW THESE 50% TARIFFS ON NEAR.

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DELAY $-- NEARLY $20 BILLION IN. CANADIAN GOODS ARE IN EFFECT. RANGING FROM WINE, HOCKEY STICKS. TO CEMENT. THE PRESIDENT HAS ACCUSED CANADA. OF UNFAIR TRADING PRACTICES FOR. SOME U.S. PRODUCTS LIKE CARS, ALCOHOL AND CHEESE, LIMITING. ACCESS TO THESE MARKETS. U.S. OFFICIALS SAY THEY'RE. SIMPLY TRYING TO LEVEL THE. PLAYING FIELD. >> IT'S HARD TO SAY. WE DON'T HAVE NEW TALKS PLANNED. WITH WITH THE CANADIANS. WE'RE MOVING FORWARD WITH. MEASURES THAT RESPOND TO. CANADIAN RETALIATION. REMEMBER, AS PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS. INTRODUCED A TRADE POLICY TO.

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RESHORE AMERICAN PRODUCTION AND. PROTECT AMERICAN JOBS, TWO. COUNTRIES HAVE REAL RATED --. RETALIATED AGAINST THE UNITED. STATES, THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF. CHINA AND CANADA. >> Reporter: PRESIDENT TRUMP. SAYING CANADA WANTS THE BENEFITS. OF BEING A STATE WITHOUT BEING. ONE. THEY'VE CHARGED OUR GREAT. FARMERS FOR MANY YEARS MASSIVE. AMOUNTS OF TARIFFS. NO MORE. BUT CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER MARK. CARNEY SAYS THE U.S. ASKED FOR. TOO MUCH AND OFFERED TOO LITTLE. HE SAYS THE U.S. PROPOSED. MEASURES RESTRICTING CANADA'S.

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ABILITY TO HAVE TRADE DEALS WITH. OTHER COUNTRIES WHICH HE SAYS. WAS UNACCEPTABLE. >> CANADA WILL MATCH. WASHINGTON'S NEW TARIFFS DOLLAR. FOR DOLLAR IN ORDER TO PROTECT. CANADIAN WORKERS, FARMERS, FAMILIES AND BUSINESSES. OUR RESPONSE WILL BE. CONCENTRATED IN SECTORS SUCH AS. STEEL, DAIRY, APPLIANCES, AGRICULTURAL CONGRESSWOMEN, PULP. AND PAPER, LEK ONLY THETICS. --. ELECTRONICS. >> REPORTER: THE CANADIAN. TARIFFS ARE SET TO TAKE EFFECT.