Canada has added billions of dollars in customs duties to US imports as US President Donald Trump raised tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum.
On Friday, the Office of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued the last of the goods Canada will focus on from July 1.
A few goods are prone to costs in areas close to 10 and 25 percent, especially ketchup, sharp grass cut and playing cards.
Canadian Foreign Minister Sherstia Freeland said on Friday she had no choice but would not back down on the decision.
US taxes have been described as "outrageous", the Associated Press reported.
Trump angered US partners (Canada, Mexico and the European Union) by imposing 25% commitments on imported steel and 10% on aluminum.
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