The US has increased the already implemented 25% tariff to 35% on Canada. According to the White House, the decision was taken due to Canada’s “continuous inactivity and retaliation”. Trump claimed that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had called for a conversation before the deadline of August 1, but could not talk. In the press conference, Trump said, “We did not talk to Canada today. He (Carney) has called, let’s see what happens.”

Canada’s answer: We will talk when it is necessary
During a press conference in British Columbia, PM Mark Carney said, “Canada is the second largest investor in the US today. We have 40 million citizens.” He said, “Without any compromise, business will definitely decline.”

Canadian minister said: Search for reliable partners
Canadian Finance Minister François Filip Champagne said that now the country is looking for such business partners that can be trusted. He said this during a meeting with External Affairs Minister Anita Anand and Mexico President Claudia Shinbaum.

This tariff is against CUSMA agreement
The CUSMA trade agreement between Canada, the US and Mexico is against these tariff rates. Currently, Canada’s steel, aluminum and copper are charged up to 50%, which violates the rules of the agreement.

Trump said- I still stand on CUSMA
Carney said that last week Trump has reiterated his commitment to the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (CUSMA). Under this agreement, Canada gets a duty-free access in the US on its 85% exports. Earlier on Tuesday, Canadian Finance Minister Francois-Filip Champagne met Foreign Minister Anita Anand and Mexico President Claudia Shinbam. During this, he said that Canada is now looking for such business partners, which he can “trust”.

Canada Comic Book Trump-Musk Super Villian: US President Donald Trump has become a topic of discussion all over the world due to his decisions and statements. Many countries are angry due to their tariff policy, especially their neighboring country Canada. People here are seeing him like a super villain. The people of Canada are angry not only with Trump but also from Alan Musk. The resentment is such that the 1970s superhero ‘Captain Canac’ has come into the discussion again in Canada, but this time his enemy is none other than Trump and Musk.

After Donald Trump became President, he had talked about making Canada the 51st American state and then announced a tariff on it. This decision of Trump filled anger and dissatisfaction among the people of Canada. Trump recently said that we should buy Canada now. In response, Canada proposed to buy California.

These statements have made Trump a part of Canada’s comics, showing him as a super villain.

Who is Captain Canak called Canada’s superhero
Canada has a comics character named Captain Canak, which people consider to be superheroes. This character was built by Richard Comli in the 1970s. The real name of the character is Tom Evans. He is a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. He has a super power, which he got from the alien. He applies red-white bodies and maple leaf on the face.

Trump and Musk’s new avatar in comic books
Trump has been shown supervilan in Canadian Comics Captain Canak’s new edition. He is not alone villain. He is also accompanied by Alan Musk. In the comic book frame, Trump and Musk are seen dragging with Captain Canac collar. In one part of the comics, Trump is seen bent in front of the Maple Leaf. In order to save Canada in the story, Captain Canak works to save people from Trump’s economic and political tactics.

Captain Canak returns in Canada
Trump’s rhetoric has promoted the spirit of nationalism in Canada. As a result, the demand for Captain Canak’s comic books has suddenly increased. The library, book stores and online platforms are selling their copies. #Captaincanuck is trending on social media.