Canada walked away from a genuinely generous deal — steel and aluminum tariffs halved, major auto relief, softwood accommodations — and now wants to act surprised by the consequences. The U.S. runs a $60 billion deficit with Canada while Canadian barriers on American dairy, wine and autos have gone unchallenged for years. Doubling auto tariffs to 50% is the only rational response to a country that does 95% of its trade with the U.S. yet acts like it holds all the cards.