Canadian grocery stores start using 'Made in Canada' labels

TORONTO, CANADA - FEB. 3: At a Loblaws grocery store in Toronto, Canada, on Monday, Feb. 3, "Made in Canada" stickers are placed next to the price tags.Throughout his presidential campaign, Trump made promises to impose additional tariffs on products from Canada, Mexico, and China on day one.On Saturday, Trump signed an executive order to impose additional tariffs of 25% on Mexican and Canadian imports and 10% on Chinese goods.However a 30-day reprieve granted Monday by US President Donald Trump from a 25% tariff he threatened to impose on Canadian goods has leaders breathing a cautious sigh of relief.A last-minute extension on the tariff on Canadian exports (10% on oil) was reached Monday afternoon during a phone call between Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Trump as Canadian businesses waited on tenterhooks.The tariffs would be devastating for the Canadian economy.Trump warned that unless Canada and Mexico stopped the flood of the killer drug fentanyl crossing from their borders into the US, the tariffs would go into effect. He also wanted a halt to immigrants entering illegally into the US from Mexico and Canada.​​​​​​​(Footage by Mert Alper Dervis/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)