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Trump thinks Canadians ‘nasty’ for avoiding U.S. travel, banning booze: ambassador
CANADA, JUL 22 – U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra linked Canadian bans on American alcohol and reduced travel to U.S. to President Trump's harsh view of Canadians amid escalating trade tensions and tariff threats.
- On Monday in Bellevue, Wash., U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra said `nasty` about Canadians avoiding U.S. travel and banning American alcohol, criticizing these steps as harmful to relations.
- This month, President Donald Trump threatened a 35 percent tax on Canadian goods, prompting provinces to ban U.S. alcohol in retaliation.
- Amid lingering trade tensions, these declines underscore, with company’s search engine data showing 24.3 percent fewer Canadian searches for Las Vegas Valley properties, exclusive to this bullet.
- British Columbia Premier David Eby said, "If you're a mean and nasty Canadian for standing up for our sovereignty, I think most Canadians would be proud," and urged Canadians to keep buying local and vacations Canadian.
- Answering a conference question about boosting travel for the FIFA World Cup, Hoekstra highlighted these issues while President Donald Trump announced a 35 percent tariff on Canadian goods starting Aug. 1.
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Le Journal de QuebecUS President Donald Trump believes that Canada is "bad and unpleasant" because of the boycott.
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Sales of U.S. spirits in Canada plunge 66%, industry groups say
TORONTO — The spirits industry says Canada's response to the U.S.-instigated trade war has led to sharply lower sales of booze from the U.S., as well as lower sales overall.
·Barrie, Canada
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This is certified by the Bank of Canada, which explains how travels to the States are also in dive
·Milan, Italy
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