This article offers a guide to finding and consuming Canadian-made products, providing resources and tips for individuals seeking to reduce their reliance on US goods in light of trade tensions. It also explores the challenges and benefits of boycotting US products, citing strategies for minimizing cost and maximizing impact.
It’s easy to talk about a boycott against the U.S., but actually following through is a challenge in your day-to-day life.
While a U.S.- Canada trade war has been at least temporarily averted, there’s still a great argument for shifting much of your consumption to Canadian goods. But checking the origin of each item on your shopping list is time-consuming, not to mention awkward. What those who follow thestrategy need is a list of made-in-Canada products. Here are some resources I’ve found.
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