Toronto's benchmark index fell on Friday as U.S. President Donald Trump escalated tariffs on Canada and positive domestic employment data was released for June.
The TSX Composite Index dropped 76.98 points to 27,005.32, while the Canadian dollar weakened.
Some stock movements included Aya Gold & Silver and Equinox Gold Corp rising, while miners like Hudbay Minerals and Capstone Copper declined.
Trump announced a 35% tariff on Canada, impacting markets negatively, and threatened higher tariffs across the board, causing a decline in major stock indexes.