‘Buy Canadian’ website sees traffic surge 300% after U.S. trade talks collapse @CBCNews
‘Buy Canadian’ website sees traffic surge 300% after U.S. trade talks collapse  @CBCNews
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Traffic to Canadian e-commerce marketplace Common Goods has surged 300 per cent since Canada-U.S. trade talks broke down, according to owner Valerie Crisp. She says the response shows continued interest in buying Canadian, even as consumers navigate the complexities of the new tariffs.

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‘Buy Canadian’ website sees traffic surge 300% after U.S. trade talks collapse

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