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Three in four Canadians wouldn’t buy U.S. booze if it returned to shelves: Nanos

Canadian sentiment against buying U.S. alcohol is higher than a year ago, with new polling done by Nanos exclusively for CTV News showing just under three-quarters of Canadians are likely not buying t...

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Toronto pizzeria cuts out U.S. ingredients until Americans make 'more responsible electoral decisions' | CBC Radio

A Toronto pizza maker says he won’t use U.S. ingredients in his pies for the foreseeable future — or “until our friends from the South make some more responsible electoral decisions.”

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As more people buy Canadian, these farmers are reaping the benefits | CBC News

Some local farmers say there’s a silver lining to the looming trade war between Canada and the United States: a boom in business.

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Made in Canada Clothing Guide | Made in CA

Explore Canadian-made clothing brands with our Made in Canada Clothing Guide. Find high-quality fashion from local designers, available online and in stores across Canada.

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Quebecers joining in on Canadian patriotism amid U.S. tariff threat

From 25 per cent tariff threats to calling Canada the 51st state, Quebecers are coming together with the rest of the country to find ways to showcase their Canadian patriotism and stand up to the U.S.

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Grocers stocking up on Canadian, international suppliers as shoppers avoid American

Canadian grocers, large and small, are seeking alternatives to U.S. products ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting homegrown products already available on their shelves.

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Soup company sees sales surge as shoppers buy Canadian to protest tariffs | CBC News

Since U.S. President Donald Trump's inauguration, Sprague Foods has been riding an emotional roller coaster, with the low of stalled business across the border followed by the high of a push to buy Ca...

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U.S. companies say Canadian retailers are turning away products - National | Globalnews.ca

Amid the "Buy Canadian" movement, some U.S. companies say retailers in Canada have been turning away their products or halting planned deals.