Afghanistan, Aug. 29 -- Canadians are increasingly turning to domestic products and avoiding American goods as the escalating trade conflict with the United States fuels economic nationalism across Canada.
According to Agence France-Presse (AFP), the boycott gained momentum after US President Donald Trump launched his tariff offensive, with American wines and spirits disappearing from shelves in several Canadian provinces and consumers increasingly seeking Canadian alternatives.
The Canadian government is encouraging the trend, urging consumers to use their purchasing power to support domestic businesses and jobs. Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said Canadians can choose to buy domestic products, while Industry Minister Melan...