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Canadian Patriotism Is Surging, and so Are Flag and Flagpole Sales

CANADA, JUN 29 – Canadian patriotism surged with flag sales more than doubling amid U.S. trade tensions and annexation threats, reflecting a strong national identity despite economic challenges, a survey found.

  • As Canada Day approaches in 2025, Canadians show a surge of patriotism with flag and flagpole sales booming nationwide.
  • This surge follows U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war and annexation threats that intensified nationalist sentiment starting in February 2025.
  • A national survey of 1,500 adults conducted between June 17 and 19, 2025, found 68% express pride in Canada's identity despite ongoing economic and political challenges.
  • Flag sales have increased by about 75%, flagpole sales by 35%, and the Royal Canadian Legion reports a 988% rise in Canada flag pin sales this year.
  • This trend suggests a resilient sense of national pride and connection, fueled by Canada's peaceful society, universal healthcare, and distinct identity amid global instability.
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A few years ago, Canada Day was going through a serious identity crisis. The 2025 edition should be marked by the renewed patriotism observed.

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The Hamilton Spectator broke the news in Hamilton, Canada on Sunday, June 29, 2025.
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