Is Canada's Nationalism on the Rise? The Impact of Trump's Tariffs and Annexation Threats

‘This is not a joke’: Canadians fume over ’51st state’ merch on Amazon

“This is not a joke to us,” declared Sue Williams-Dunn, the Ontario woman behind a February petition opposing the products. “It’s a threat to our autonomy and identity as Canadians.”

Canadians Want Political Support For CBC & Creative Industries As Surge Of Nationalism Follows Trump Threats – CMPA Poll

EXCLUSIVE: A wave of Canadian national pride that has resulted from Donald Trump’s “51st state” jibes is extending to its TV and film sectors, it appears. Deadline has seen an advanced preview of polling released today by the Canadian Media Producers Association (CMPA), which reveals 91% of Canadians believe Canadian culture and identity must be protected, especially “in contrast to the influence of the United States.” Furthermore, those polle…

Canada, don’t get carried away with rah-rah economic nationalism

Buy Canadian has its limits, and should have limits. We should also be wary of the ‘Victory Bond’ campaign as promoted by the federal New Democrats

How to Save Canada

The United States embassy in Ottawa is a long, low, stone-faced hulk of a building. To some, it looks like an attack submarine; others have likened it to an aircraft carrier. It spreads its dismal bulk down Sussex Drive; from its windows, you can see the East Block of Parliament. Nearby is a monument to Canadian peacekeepers. Just a little further afield is the famous Louise Bourgeois sculpture of a gigantic spider that guards the entrance to th…

Letter: Canadians are right to be angry

My concern centered on how angry Canadians could potentially take their righteous indignation out on us or our vehicle. With the irresponsible threat of annexation and the implementation of costly tariffs, I no longer feel safe to travel north of…

This is a time for Canadians to pull together — not threaten to break us apart

Recent threats to national unity by Preston Manning are an insult to Canadians in uniform in particular, writes Capt. (Ret’d) Andrew Paterson.