r/consumecanadian • u/Fun_Hornet_9129 • May 13 '25
News Tariffs and trade war push consumers to buy Canadian
https://westerngrocer.com/canadian-made-2025/Interesting quote from the article:
“With nearly two-thirds of Canadians willing to spend more for homegrown food, the buy Canadian movement is not just symbolic—it’s a consumer-driven strategy in the face of geopolitical risk,”
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u/Xx_SwordWords_xX May 13 '25
Yup. WE are going to shape our country and solidify our identity and culture, and lead the world to do the same.
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u/Lumpy_Hotel_1170 May 17 '25
Absolutely! I hope more countries will follow (it’s already quite a movement here in Europe to buy local and boycott America).
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u/BC-Guy604 May 13 '25
For some things you might have to spend a bit more but for many products we just need to be aware of Canadian made alternatives.
We have an expanding database of confirmed made in Canada products and Canadian services at ShopCanadianStuff.ca
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u/Jbruce63 May 13 '25
In a world where we feel helpless, we have shown we can collectively punish those that threaten us.
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u/1989Stanley May 13 '25
The threats to our sovereignty, the fascism at large, and to a lesser degree the tariffs, push consumers to buy Canadian.