Terminating the national emergency declared to impose duties on articles imported from Canada.

This measure would end a national emergency that put extra tariffs on goods from Canada. That emergency added a 25% tariff on most Canadian imports and a 10% tariff on Canadian energy products. Ending the emergency would stop those extra charges. That could lower costs for U.S. businesses that buy from Canada and may lead to lower prices for some products at the store . The resolution’s stated aim is to terminate the emergency used to impose these duties on Canadian articles .

Key points:

• What changes: Extra tariffs end—25% on most goods; 10% on Canadian energy—by ending the emergency that enabled them .
• Who is affected: U.S. importers, retailers, manufacturers using Canadian parts, and shoppers who buy those products .
• When: After this measure becomes law, the emergency would be terminated and the extra tariffs would stop .