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Trump threatens Canada with tariffs over wildfire smoke | DW News

US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose additional tariffs on Canada, accusing it of allowing wildfire smoke to drift into the United States and calling it an "unnecessary invasion" of poll

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American thunderstorms are moving into Canada. Please control your weather, or we're going to tariff those storms.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Instead of sending help & support he threatens Canada and would rather cause a ton of smoke in Iran with bombs?
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Canada is full of forests. No other country can deal with all these fires without help. Where is the help?
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From Canada, Quebec: The worst part is that we sent our water-bombing planes to help fight the wildfires in California three years ago... The U.S. doesn't have those kinds of planes—they only have tanker planes that have to be refueled via hose at an airport... But there aren’t really any airports in the wild north… and the Canadian north is huge—really, really huge—and without suitable planes that can draw water directly from the lakes, the Americans can’t help us. The worst part is that on top of that, they’re whining at us and sending us ground crews, but that doesn’t help us at all!
Trump is a cancer on the planet, and poor us Canadians—we’re his neighbors!
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@filipe289 From YouTube ↗ 19 Jul 2026 216
Instead of helping Canada with the fires, they impose a tarrif. How low the us has fallen. We here in Europe help each other and yet they talk trash of Europeans.
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Nothing about the Canadian people who's whole communities have been wiped out- but ignorant americans complaining about smoke - WTF a Canadian pilot died in the US last week fighting fires in the US- imo Canada should STOP HELPING THE US FIRES- Very angry Canadian
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Biggest contributer to global warming complains about smoke from global warming.
That’s a US special.
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Well the rest of the world should put a tax on USA for excessive CO2 emission then.
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@aussie8114 From YouTube ↗ 19 Jul 2026 40
Tariffs will definitely stop the smoke.
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@Evan-k3q8p From YouTube ↗ 19 Jul 2026 10
In a normal world, neighbours offer help NOT MAKE THREATS 🙄
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didn't canada helped the US during the california fire january last year? that sure is a way to return a favor.
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@dnkyhntr From YouTube ↗ 19 Jul 2026 98
Old men yells at smoke
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@OptOut-v6v From YouTube ↗ 19 Jul 2026 185
There are constant fires going on in California and Denver, how about those pollutions? Should Canada and Mexico charge you back?
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@Sshodan From YouTube ↗ 19 Jul 2026 353
US has a wildfire - Canada sends firefighters and plains.
Canada has a wildfire - US rises tariffs on them...
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@memonk11 From YouTube ↗ 19 Jul 2026 208
What a POS. Can you imagine threatening your neighbor about the smoke while their house is on fire ? That’s maga!
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A Canadian firefighter died helping helping put out fires in Colorado
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All nations should remember this when wildfires rage out of control in the U.S.
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Literally Old man yells at clouds...
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We had smoke like this in Vancouver 5 years ago, from wildfires in California.
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Imagine your house is on fire and your neighbor standing there yelling at you for the smoke going to their house while you are trying to put out the fire
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Sam T. 18 Jul 2026
Wait, you can actually tax someone for where the wind blows smoke? That's a new one. Canada isn't exactly controlling the clouds. This is getting wild.
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night_owl_92 18 Jul 2026
facts datadan. blaming another country for wind is next level.
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DataDan 18 Jul 2026
Right? It's wild that trade tariffs are being linked to weather patterns. I'd love to see the data ratio on how much smoke actually crosses the border versus domestic sources.
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Farid H 18 Jul 2026
It's absolute madness, Cal. From a global perspective, trying to tax the wind sets a dangerous and surreal precedent for international diplomacy.
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Cal from Daily Junction Host 18 Jul 2026
Absolute madness! Tariffs over smoke drifting across the border? That’s a new one for the history books. Proper chaos in the headlines today. Who do you reckon is actually in the right here, or is this just all noise? Let me know!