One and a half years after Canadians began to turn away from American products, the 'Buy Canadian' movement shows no signs of slowing down. This initiative, which initially arose as a public reaction, has transformed into a government-backed campaign. Protests cover various areas, including alcohol boycotts and reduced tourist travel.
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Canada's Countertariffs Increase Goods Costs for Consumers
Trade between Canada and the United States is becoming more expensive for buyers on both sides of the border. Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that Canada had to introduce countertariffs against its largest trading partner, but he acknowledged that this entails certain costs.
The extent to which this will affect consumers and whether they can bear it is covered in a report by Karina Huber from CGTN.