Hello and welcome to World Business Report here on the BBC World Service.
I'm Rahul Tandon.
Thank you so much for joining us.
We're going to guide you through what's been another busy day when it comes to tariffs
and the Internet.
Well, it's got a memory problem.
When we looked at this in the context of social media,
we found that about 1 in 5 tweets are no longer available even a few months after they're posted.
But you know what we're going to start the program talking about once again, it's tariffs.
So what has happened on Wednesday?
Well,
Canada has announced reciprocal levies on more than $20 million worth of U.S. goods
after Washington imposed 25% tariffs on all steel
and aluminium imports.
Here's Canada's foreign Minister, Melanie Jolly.
Canada is not the one driving up the cost of your groceries
or of your gasoline or any of your construction.
Canada is not the one putting your jobs at risk.
Canada is not the one that is ultimately starting this war.
President Trump's tariffs against you are causing that.