BoC survey finds ‘buy Canadian’ trend amid tariff threats
More than half of respondents plan to spend less on US goods and avoid holidaying below 49th parallel
Canadians are shifting away from purchasing products from the US or spending their holidays there because of the countries’ worsening trade relationship, a Bank of Canada (BoC) poll has found.
The central bank’s latest quarterly survey of consumer expectations, published on July 21, reveals that more than 50% of respondents plan to buy fewer US-made goods or make fewer holiday visits south of the border in response to the tariff threats from Washington.
“I booked a vacation for the summer here
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