But Trump announced time was up on March 3, and the tariffs went into effect overnight. Stock markets slipped, Canada ordered reciprocal tariffs, and by Thursday, Trump gave another 30-day extension to goods covered under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, which applies to approximately 38% of imports from Canada.

The Canadian province of Ontario officially imposed a 25% surcharge on all its electricity exports to the U.S., which officials say will affect 1.5 million households and businesses in Michigan, Minnesota and New York.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford on Tuesday announced a temporary suspension of the province’s planned 25% surcharge on electricity exports to the U.S., according to CNBC.

Premier Doug Ford has suspended a 25% electricity surcharge on New York, Michigan and Minnesota. This comes after his conversation with US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick. The two leaders agreed to officially meet in Washington alongside the United States Trade Representative to discuss a renewed USMCA.

During an interaction with reporters on March 11, Trump mocked Ontario Premier. Earlier, Doug Ford announced on March 10 that he would impose a 25% electricity surcharge on US exports, eliciting a sharp retort from the American President.