President Trump has turned Canada into a punching bag. In response, a Canadian boycott on U.S. goods is gaining ground.

A growing number of organizations and activists are calling on consumers to boycott retailers. We explain why.

Then there is the multitude of confusing phrases on labels. Made in Canada. Product of Canada. Packaged for. Distributed by.

When Donald Trump reentered office, one of his first calls to action was to end several DEI initiatives in the federal government.

But “buying Canadian” is more complicated than it may seem. Supply chains in Canada and the U.S. are so enmeshed that it can ...

There is a call for anyone who is upset about corporations bowing to the whims of the president to boycott them on February ...

The Minnesota Senate debated a bill about cellphone usage in schools. Here's what to know and St. Cloud's role in the process.

In this week's letters to the editors, readers are still duking it out over the Alameda County treasurer's move to divest from Caterpillar.

A similar action had taken place in Croatia at the end of January - In Romania the initiative belongs to the, so-called, "far ...

The companies being targeted in the boycott include notable names such as Coca-Cola, Walmart, McDonald's, Starbucks, Costco, ...

This is part of an effort by a group called Freeze Latino Movement to boycott American companies while poking fun of the ...

In a hotel in Paris last week, Sebastian Coe orders a cappuccino before sitting down with MARCA. He arrived on the eve of ...