Canadians pull back on U.S. goods as Trump rhetoric sparks a Made-in-Canada push

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Facing Donald Trump's threats and sharp rhetoric, Canadians are increasingly avoiding U.S. products, canceling trips to the United States, and seeking Canadian substitutes, with a growing online 'Made in Canada' movement and government data showing a modest but evident shift in spending and travel—though for many households the switch is partial and challenging.
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