STRATFORD, NEW JERSEY — The closest Canadian stronghold to Donald Trump’s Trade-War-A-Lago is a bright, spacious fortress with plenty of free parking in the suburbs of Philadelphia, 230 kilometres northeast of the Oval Office. It is a command centre and commissariat where the True North is revered, the current American president is reviled, annexation will be strenuously resisted, and a Maple Dip costs US$1.81, tax included.

At a Tim Horton's in suburban New Jersey, most customers had never been to Canada and the word 'tariff' wasn't mentioned.{ai:summary}<p>In Stratford, New Jersey, a Canadian stronghold serves as a command center for those who admire Canada and oppose the current U.S. administration. Located 230 kilometers from Washington, D.C., it features ample parking and a menu item, the Maple Dip, priced at $1.81. </p><p>The establishment emphasizes a strong sense of national pride and resistance to any perceived annexation efforts. #politics</p>

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