A recent poll shows that more Canadians are steering clear of U.S. goods and travel as tensions over Trump-era trade disputes linger. The survey, conducted by Ipsos for Global News, reveals that frustration toward the U.S. is still widespread, while national pride among Canadians has bounced back after a slump in recent years.

Editor’s Note: This isn’t just about trade—it’s a sign of how political friction can ripple into everyday decisions. If Canadians keep avoiding American products and trips, it could hit cross-border businesses and tourism hard. The rebound in Canadian pride also suggests a shift in how people see their own country amid strained relations with the U.S.