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Windsor bars, drinkers dump U.S. booze in tariff war

5 March 2025
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Windsor bars, drinkers dump U.S. booze in tariff war
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In response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war, Windsor-Essex residents are embracing a Buy Canadian movement by avoiding American alcohol at LCBO stores, restaurants, and grocery stores. Premier Doug Ford’s orders have led to the removal of American alcohol products from shelves, with citizens like Jane Broughton and Donna Heimann opting to support Canadian products to protest Trump’s tariffs and show solidarity with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The shift in buying habits reflects a mix of anger towards Trump and a sense of patriotism, with residents making conscious choices to support the Canadian economy and avoid American products.

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