加拿大反复无常，取消反制后，又拿中国企业当投名状！中方已警告

Group 1 - The new Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney, initially positioned himself as a strong leader against U.S. tariffs, asserting that Canada would not become the 51st state of the U.S. [1] - In response to U.S. tariffs, Canada announced a 25% tariff on U.S. imported cars and a digital services tax of 3% on major U.S. tech companies, expected to generate $2 billion from 2022 onwards [1][3] - Following Trump's threats to impose new tariffs, Canada quickly retracted its digital services tax, indicating a shift in its stance under pressure [3] Group 2 - The Canadian government invoked the Investment Canada Act to shut down the Canadian operations of Chinese tech company Hikvision, citing national security risks, which has drawn criticism from both Hikvision and the Chinese government [5] - The Canadian government has faced backlash for its actions against Chinese companies, which are perceived as attempts to appease the U.S. and reduce reliance on American economic ties [7] - Canada's historical alignment with U.S. policies has led to retaliatory measures from China, impacting Canadian agricultural sectors significantly [7]