Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trinto has pledged Friday to give a “dynamic” response following Donald Trump’s announcement that he would impose 25% duties on Canadian products from February 1.

“If President Trump actually chooses to impose duties against Canada, we are ready for response, dynamic but logical, direct response, It is not what we want, but if it goes ahead, we will also act »Trinto said during a press conference in Toronto.

Trindo warned that “duties against Canada would have devastating consequences for the United States, jeopardizing US jobs, raising prices for Americans and undermining our collective security.”

Stressing that Canada’s border is “safe”, Trinto said: “We are committed to maintaining them by facing current challenges and enhancing our ability.”

“We are currently showing the new US government that they have a strong partner in Canada in terms of border security,” noted, clarifying that Canada “He will not withdraw until the duties are abolished.”

‘And of course, everything is on the table’, added.

He also asked the Canadians to be united, and all citizens to protect the country and prepare for what may happen to the Trump government on Saturday.

Meanwhile, the Canadian Foreign Minister, the Minister of Public Security, and the Minister of Immigration are in Washington making a last -minute diplomatic effort to persuade Republican legislators and Trump’s team from preventing the president from imposing duties on Canadian imports.