US EditionSmall businesses reveling in buy Canadian even as tariff threat stokes anxiety
- Some Oak Bay shoppers and businesses are increasing local purchases due to U.S. Tariffs, as stated about his meal service company Chef on the Run.
- A survey from Interac found that 79% of Canadians feel supporting local businesses is more important, with 55% citing Canadian pride as motivation.
- Local brands like Province of Canada are experiencing increased sales, prompting plans for more staffing.
- Consumer behavior is changing, with many Canadians focusing on local purchases amidst frustrations with U.S. Policies.
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village-life.caTrump tariffs have sparked a ‘Buy Canadian’ surge, but keeping the trend alive faces hurdles
Escalating trade tensions between Canada and the United States have ignited a new wave of Canadian patriotism, with consumers consciously choosing made-in-Canada products as an act of economic self-preservation and national pride. U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to impose tariffs on most Canadian and Mexican goods on March 4, after a month-long delay. This, along with Trump’s calls to make Canada the 51st U.S. state, has prompted Canadia…
Small businesses revelling in buy Canadian even as tariff threat stokes anxiety
The co-founder of Toronto-based apparel brand Province of Canada saw sales in the typically sluggish month of February double so quickly that she's now considering hiring more staff and ramping
Winnipeg Free Press
Small businesses reveling in buy Canadian even as tariff threat stokes anxiety
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