Canada is going through a remarkable moment as consumers send a powerful message: we want to build Canada, support Canadian jobs, and strengthen Canadian businesses.
In this episode of Meidas Canada, Charlie Angus looks at the growing boycott of American goods and what it means for Canadian corporations. East Coast correspondent Lisa Blackburn examines two very different examples of corporate citizenship: Chapman’s Ice Cream, which is investing in Canada and embracing its Canadian identity, and Loblaws, whose record on consumer trust raises very different questions.
When Canadians choose to support Canadian businesses, what responsibility do those businesses have to Canadians?
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