Trump Tariff Threat Inspires Patriotism

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From bagels to 'Canadianos,' Trump tariff threat inspires symbolic acts of patriotism

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From bagels to Canadianos ,’ Trump tariff threat inspires symbolic acts of patriotism.

From flag-inspired Montreal bagels, here are some of the ways Canadians are expressing their displeasure with U.S. actions and showing home-country pride.

A B.C.-based coffee company is inviting coffee shops across the country to show their displeasure by dropping the term Americano, and serving “ Canadianos ” instead.

Dieu du Ciel announced this week that it would no longer be broadcasting Sunday ’s Super Bowl at its two Montreal and St-Jérôme locations.

“We have indeed been chilled by recent events and we didn’t have the heart, this year at least, to participate in this great American celebration,” the company wrote on social media.

Graphic artist Eric Goggin spent more than three hours drawing a 12-metre -high moose in the snow.

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