"Canadian Maple Leaf"

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26 March 2025

EDMONTON, CANADA - MARCH 22: The Canadian Maple Leaf emblem is displayed at the entrance of CARS - Canada Auto Remarketing Superstore in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on March 22, 2025.

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26 March 2025

EDMONTON, CANADA - MARCH 22: The CARS - Canada Auto Remarketing Superstore logo is displayed at the entrance of CARS - Canada Auto Remarketing Superstore in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on March 22, 2025.

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26 March 2025

EDMONTON, CANADA - MARCH 22: The CARS - Canada Auto Remarketing Superstore logo is displayed at the entrance of CARS - Canada Auto Remarketing Superstore in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on March 22, 2025.

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26 March 2025

EDMONTON, CANADA - MARCH 22: The Canadian Maple Leaf emblem is displayed at the entrance of CARS - Canada Auto Remarketing Superstore in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, on March 22, 2025.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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16 March 2025

In Toronto, Ontario, Canada, on February 19, 2025, grocers highlight Canadian products on their shelves with maple leaf labels and stickers as Canadians rally against American products in response to President Donald Trump's tariff threats and comments about Canada becoming the 51st American state. A new Angus Reid survey finds that 78 percent of Canadians plan to buy more Canadian goods, and shops seek alternatives to products from the United States ahead of a potential trade war, while highlighting Canadian products on their shelves. On February 10, the United States adds a 25 percent tariff on all steel and aluminum imports, including those from Canada, set to take effect on March 11. More tariffs could follow next month. Experts warn that such tariffs could lead to massive job losses and economic instability in both countries. Canadian patriotism grows across the country as Canadians want to show support for Canada and Canadians during the U.S. tariff threats.

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