"Misleading. High tariffs are only applied after an agreed-upon quota is surpassed, both in Canada and the U.S. For example, Canada imposes significant tariffs on products like dairy and poultry, but these only kick in once the import limits are exceeded. The U.S. follows a similar system with products like softwood lumber, where tariffs are levied after quotas are met. These quotas and tariffs are part of trade agreements like CUSMA, which aim to balance market access while protecting domestic industries."