A new KPMG survey shows that Albertans and Canadians are shifting to local products and calling on retailers to make them easier to find as U.S. tariff threats loom. Seventy per cent of Canadians—including 11 per cent of respondents from Alberta—say they will boycott U.S. products, including groceries, if former U.S. president Donald Trump moves forward with a proposed 25-per-cent tariff on Canadian imports. Sixty-eight per cent think grocery stores should stop selling U.S. products in the event of a trade war. Eighty-five per cent say trade war fears have pushed them to support local producers and businesses.
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