Canadians See U.S. Boycotts as Temporary, but May Outlast Trump White House: Survey

Canadians see U.S. boycotts as temporary, but may outlast Trump White House: survey

New data from Nanos Research shows that most surveyed Canadians view their boycotts on U.S. goods and travel as temporary, but nearly half say they'll outlast the Trump White House.

Friends along the border marching for Canada on Wellesley Island

Troubled times bring out many emotions and with the current international situation and the challenges created by the administration south of the border, Canada and the US are in a delicate position. A friendship, which has been strained in the past, is fast approaching a breaking point. The warning signs are there with the boycott of American products and decisions not to visit friends and relatives across the border. Canadians are now holidayi…