This would indicate an overwhelming support for the boycott, but that is misleading. Probably most Canadians, such as myself, get their liquor from government-run liquor stores such at BC Liquor or LCBO. These stores have stopped stocking USian liquor in response to the tariffs.
I suppose so, but even if American liquors were in stock, there would still be a boycott in Canada. So it’s hard to say what % it would be here, but presumably at least as much boycotting as elsewhere.
Considering the boycott in other sectors not controlled by government stores and its impact (most notably tourism) I think Canadians will do just fine.
This would indicate an overwhelming support for the boycott, but that is misleading. Probably most Canadians, such as myself, get their liquor from government-run liquor stores such at BC Liquor or LCBO. These stores have stopped stocking USian liquor in response to the tariffs.
Also the threats of annexation. Don’t forget those.
So that paints the other countries in a better light. Here in the UK it’ll just be down to individuals choosing not to buy. It’s still on the shelves.
I suppose so, but even if American liquors were in stock, there would still be a boycott in Canada. So it’s hard to say what % it would be here, but presumably at least as much boycotting as elsewhere.
Considering the boycott in other sectors not controlled by government stores and its impact (most notably tourism) I think Canadians will do just fine.