Well, one might think Wisconsin cheese alone would be enough for Canada to behave themselves regarding tariffs. Dude... it's Wisconsin cheese. Do they really want to go without Wisconsin aged medium cheddar or Sartori's Bella Vitano Black Pepper? That seems unlikely.
Or maybe, knowing that Wisconsin cheese is so irresistible, the government of Canada knows their people will purchase it anyway making the tariff a huge cash cow for them. That must be it.
(For those who may not know, Sartori is located/headquartered in Plymouth, Wisconsin aka The Cheese Capital of the World.)
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