Canadians cancel trips, ban American booze after Trump's tariffs

"It's Time To Boycott Anything American": Here's How Canadians Are Responding To Trump's Tariffs

"They think the orange buffoon is 'winning,' when in fact, the US is in the process of making enemies of the rest of the world."View Entire Post ›

Montreal. Abucheos to the national anthem of the United States, cancelled holidays and boycotted products: the trade war initiated by President Donald Trump with the imposition of tariffs provoked the reaction of Canadians, who respond with indignation and a patriotic consumption scheme. “What Donald Trump is doing to Canada seems to me completely disgusting,” said Huguette Beaudoin.As she walked through the corridors of a supermarket in Montrea…

Trump tariffs: Should I cancel my trip to the U.S.? Can I get a refund?

Have Donald Trump's threatened tariffs got you second-guessing a planned trip to the United States? Are you thinking twice about maybe spending a week or two in Hawaii or Florida in the near future, or maybe as long as the bombastic, Canada-baiting president remains in power?

US alcohol pulled from Canadian liquor stores amid Trump tariffs

Canadians have canceled trips south of the border, boycotted U.S. alcohol and other products, and even booed at sporting events after U.S. President Donald Trump announced 25% tariffs on most of Canada's goods on Saturday (February 1).

Boos and boycotts: Canadians cancel US trips, shun American products over Trump's tariff threats

MONTREAL, Feb 4 — They’re booing the American national anthem, cancelling holidays in the United States, and boycotting American products: Canadians are responding to US President Donald Trump’s tariff threats with anger and patriotic spending. “What Donald Trump is doing to Canada, I find it completely disgusting,” says Huguette Beaudoin. Wandering the aisles of a Montreal supermarket, the 80-year-old stops to look closely at the label on a box…

People in Ont. border city halting trips into U.S. amid tariff dispute

Windsor, Ont., is known for many things — its unique style of pizza, its thriving automotive sector, and its proximity to Detroit, Mich.