[nopardons]

We should ALL boycot Canadian goods!

But WHAT do they even send to us, I don't think that I have EVER bought ANYTHING at all made in Canada.

[piasa]

I don’t have anything against Canadians, just the idiots in charge.

If only we could boycott Marxist products.

[madison10]

I used something from Canada yesterday. Oh, it was Command strips/products that are made in Canada.

[Jim Noble]

Here in New England, we make our own maple syrup - seriously, two of my friends will be boiling in 6 weeks or so, and there are many, many excellent local purveyors.

Mr. Trudeau closed the border for more than two years, and we didn't miss exchanging stuff with Canada at all.

[4Runner]

But WHAT do they even send to us, I don't think that I have EVER bought ANYTHING at all made in Canada.

Brunswick Boneless Butterflied Sardine Fillets are "distributed" by Bumble Bee Seafoods, San Diego, CA, but are a "product of" Canada. Currently $1.87 a can, will probably go to four dollars or so if she gets her way. As usual, the end user/consumer will always be the one who pays the piper. There's a lot more of these products out there.

[woodbutcher1963]

The largest import from Canada is petroleum and it’s refined products like gasoline, diesel, heating oil, etc. About $132 billion.
The next is automobiles.
Things like Ford pickups and various auto parts is $59 billion.
Then there are a lot of minerals, gems, steel, aluminum, lumber, OSB, paper, airplanes, various commodities.
Canada is one of our largest trading partners.

[P-Marlowe]

Bacon.

[HIDEK6]

I don't think that I have EVER bought ANYTHING at all made in Canada.

I can’t remember the last time I bought from Gillette, but aren’t they Canadian (I might be mistaken.)

[oldtech]

Some (not sure how many) of our cars are made in Canadian plants. Not saying they are the best or the worst. I don’t have anything to directly compare them with.

[NorthMountain]

But WHAT do they even send to us

Petroleum.

Automobiles and auto parts.

Lumber.