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In 2025, U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods like steel, aluminum, and lumber sparked a fiery consumer rebellion north of the border. Canadians, far from passive, launched a wave of boycotts targeting iconic American brands, turning everyday purchases into acts of economic defiance. This 1,302-word article explores the top five boycotts that defined this uprising: Starbucks, General Motors, Coca-Cola, Walmart, and Harley-Davidson. Starbucks faced a coffee revolution as Canadians flocked to local cafes, boosting sales for roasters like Balzac’s by 300%. General Motors saw dealerships deserted, with sales dropping 40% as consumers chose Honda or Toyota. Coca-Cola’s iconic fizz lost its sparkle, replaced by Canada Dry and craft sodas, with restaurants proudly offering “Coke-free” menus. Walmart, a retail giant, became a symbol of American dominance, leading shoppers to Canadian Tire and local markets, with small businesses reporting unprecedented growth. Most dramatically, Harley-Davidson’s roaring engines fell silent as bikers switched to Triumphs and Canadian electric bikes in emotional protest rides. These boycotts, fueled by social media campaigns like #BoycottStarbucksCA and #ShopCanadianFirst, showcased the power of collective consumer action. American brands faced steep financial losses, while Canadian businesses thrived, some doubling their workforce. This movement proved that wallets are voting booths, and every purchase is a political statement. The article raises a provocative question: would you sacrifice convenience for conviction to defend your country’s economic sovereignty?

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