Sales of US goods ‘rapidly dropping’ at Canadian grocery stores

Should you book that trip to the U.S.? Philosophy prof breaks down ethics of retaliating against Trump tariffs

Since U.S. President Donald Trump made it clear he was serious about levying tariffs against Canadian goods, a movement to boycott the U.S. has taken hold. Ethics depends on how you look at the situation — as a trade war, or something worse, philosopher and economist Peter Deitsch says.

POLL: 84% of readers say they're avoiding U.S. goods

Since Donald Trump's threats to annex Canada and impose tariffs on us began in January, many Canadians have at least tried to move toward boycotting U.S.-made goods. Some 84 per cent of readers say they are making the effort

Canadian Grocers Boycott US Products As Tariffs, Trump's Annexation Remarks Worsen Tensions: 'American Booze Is Gone From The Shelves' - Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA)

Canadian retailers continue to take a stand against U.S. products, starting with non-essential items such as alcohol.

Canadian grocery stores are sidelining US products — and American businesses are feeling the pinch

Canadian customers are telling US businesses they will stop buying US products, as Canadian grocers adopt measures to favor locally produced products.

Dramatic drop in Canadians traveling to the US following Trump's trade war

According to Statistics Canada data released on Monday, the number of Canadians driving to the US is down 23% in February compared to February 2024

CEO of Canadian grocer says sales of U.S. products dropping

U.S. and Canada have been entangled in a series of on-again, off-again tariffs after Trump’s opening bid with more set to take effect next month.