New Brunswick to spend $7.4 million in emergency funding to help homeless people

Many months into a trade war brought on by tariffs and economic threats brought on by U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration, Canadian consumers have continued to fight back by supporting and promoting a “buy Canadian” movement. When it comes to the food on their tables, a new poll from Narrative Research shows that Canadians are, “in large measure,” willing to pay more for goods they know for certain are Canadian. The firm polled 1,230 Canadian adults earlier this month, asking them if they would choose groceries costing $120 guaranteed to be “entirely from farms in...