Canadian businesses are experiencing increased sales due to a ‘buy Canadian’ movement. Local ice cream and gift shops report significant sales boosts from consumers. Wineries also saw demand rise after American alcohol was removed from shelves. Defence manufacturers are finding new opportunities and looking beyond the US market. However, some retailers face price pressures and increased operational costs. Canadian businesses are experiencing increased sales due to a ‘buy Canadian’ movement. Local ice cream and gift shops report significant sales boosts from consumers. Wineries also saw demand rise after American alcohol was removed from shelves. Defence manufacturers are finding new opportunities and looking beyond the US market. However, some retailers face price pressures and increased operational costs.
Trending
- New Zealand built a power station which became the world’s first to use flash steam
- The Hongqi N701: Xi Jinping’s armoured limousine that will be driving him around in Delhi
- Elon Musk’s ‘baby mama’ says he wanted a ‘legion of children before war’
- Ben Shelton smashes 158 mph serve, sets new Grand Slam record at US Open
- ‘Clearest evidence’ of Chinese support? Iran got satellite images before Jordan attack
- Woman scolds youth for offering seat to elderly on train, video sparks row
- Ben Shelton reaches US Open final, one win away from ending America’s 22-year wait
- Gujarat’s new Panchayat Tax rule: Relief for soldiers, veterans and war widows