Across Canadian supermarkets, the act of choosing what to place in a shopping cart has become a quiet referendum on national identity and political dignity. Provoked by Trump's pointed rhetoric toward Canada, ordinary citizens are bypassing American brands and treating each purchase as a small but deliberate assertion of sovereignty. What begins as a personal choice in a grocery aisle is, in aggregate, a grassroots renegotiation of one of the world's most intertwined bilateral relationships — conducted not in diplomatic chambers, but at the checkout line.
Trump's Rhetoric Fuels Canadian Consumer Boycott of U.S. Products
Politics & Governance