As soon as President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on our northern neighbor, Canadians began working to “make Canada great again.” They have been spurred to stick it to America in response to the economic agreement changes, and reports are consistently covering the outrage Canadians feel toward the United States for this rapid shift.
Just this week, as a response to the tariffs, the province of Ontario announced added charges toward Michigan, New York, and Minnesota for electricity they pull from the region, and the whole country followed suit with tariffs affecting $21 billion in trade. But the counter tariffs are just part of the Canadian response. There’s been a total vibe shift among its citizens and in the American media’s stance on national pride.
From Canadian cafés calling Americanos “Canadianos,” to Canadians “not playing nice anymore,” to manufacturers…
