U.S. President Donald Trump’s repeated attacks on Canada’s economy and sovereignty have changed the nature of our bilateral relationship. You can feel it when the crowd joins in the singing of O Canada at Rogers Place when the Edmonton Oilers play, and you can see it in the grocery aisle when a customer picks Hawkins Cheezies over Cheetos.

Ottawa should set aside a minimum of 25 per cent of its domestic advertising budget to support trusted Canadian journalism{ai:summary}President Trump's criticisms of Canada's economy and sovereignty have altered the U.S.-Canada relationship. This shift is evident in cultural expressions, such as the crowd singing "O Canada" at Edmonton Oilers games, and consumer choices in grocery stores. #politics

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