US postpones 50% Canada tariffs

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Apparel and textiles are among sectors hit as Washington delays wide-ranging tariffs pending fresh trade talks with Ottawa

OTTAWA — The United States has delayed new 50% tariffs on Canadian exports, including textiles and apparel, giving Ottawa a narrow window to negotiate a deal, according to the Canadian Apparel Federation (CAF).

The White House postponed the tariffs' effective date from 19th August to 22nd August 2026. CAF called it "a short administrative extension, not a withdrawal".

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