I feel that. My boycotts are lifelong unless the amends are made in some way. I pass them onto my daughter like my grandparents passed theirs on to me 😂 That's the Canadian way.

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agreed, I get it, same in Cape Breton when all the big businesses, steel etc., left the city, there were major boycotts and a lot of hate, people were angry, my grandfather worked at the Steel plant and he was laid off, he was pissed off (from Newfoundland originally)

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We are nice. We're not doormats. Boycotting isn't about being mean, its logic. Our business is worth something. Why would we give someone our money when they take away our income? You've shown us what you think of us. We're reciprocating.

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Don’t mess with Canadians, we can boycott and hold a grudge like nobody’s business 🤣🔥🔥 🟥🍁🟥

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Painful' years ahead, as living standards set to fall. Household disposable income to fall by £1,050 or 3% by 2029. That is a political choice. 1% have more wealth than 70% of the population combined. Redistribution is off the political agenda.

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