Tariffs, Hate Symbols, and Local Response

This chapter explores the collective efforts of Canadian municipal leaders to address the challenges posed by U.S. tariffs, discussing both economic implications and political responses. It highlights a troubling rise in hate symbols within a Canadian community, prompting initiatives to combat hate while promoting regional representation. Panelists engage in a robust discussion on the interconnected nature of Canadian and American economies, alongside the importance of supporting local consumption in light of recent political developments.