Some Canadians are feeling disrespected and betrayed by Donald Trump's threat of tariffs on Canadian goods. They are responding by keeping their personal spending away from the U.S. This includes making changes to grocery bills and subscriptions, cancelling travel plans, and reconsidering where to apply for grad school.
Some Canadians who said they feel disrespected and betrayed by Donald Trump 's threat of tariffs are pushing back by keeping whatever personal cash they can spare away from the U.S.Sand Northup, seen here in Vancouver on Monday, is among the Canadians who quickly redirected their spending money because of the threatened U.S. tariffs. Sand Northrup was huddled up at a friend's home in snowy Gibsons, B.C., on Saturday night when they got word the U.S.
He delivered instead with executive orders on Saturday, setting the stage for tariffs to come into effect just after midnight on Tuesday. Daniel Miksha, 22, was following the news closely over the weekend. Ever since the presidential election in November, he'd been reconsidering whether to apply to master's programs at his three top schools: Harvard, Yale and Boston University.
The alarm also ran deep for Maureen Manning, 56, as she listened to Saturday's news with her neighbours in Nanaimo, B.C. Manning, a mother of three who had her wedding in Nevada, said her family had already been making changes even before tariffs materialized as a certainty.
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