So far I've cancelled Netflix, Amazon, Norton, switched browsers to Vivaldi, switched email to Tutamail, and only purchased non-american items. I'm still going through the de-google list.

It's a lot of work, but I'm not knowingly giving the american economy a cent of my money.

Tell us what you're changing, maybe it'll give us some ideas.

Travel and Tour World - Feb 16/25

Excerpt:

>The recent announcement of U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods has ignited a strong backlash among Canadian travelers, leading to widespread cancellations of vacations to the United States. Michigan, a state that relies heavily on Canadian tourists, stands to lose millions in revenue as a result of this growing boycott. With Canada serving as the top international source of U.S. visitors, a decline in Canadian tourism could severely impact Michigan’s tourism sector, which contributes significantly to the state’s economy.

Air Canada says there are no concrete numbers or signals yet but they are preparing to decrease the number of US bound trips beginning in March, if cancellations and demand from Canadians decreases.

JCB supports 24 countries and they’re mostly focused on Asia. How can we entice them to expand to our shores? As Japan is much more trustworthy as they’re classified as a full democracy.

But we’re currently stuck with our credit cards siphoning off the profits from the fees to the antagonistic United States that may end up launching a land invasion against our country. I don’t want Visa, Mastercard, American Express or Discover cards funding the magas. So let’s look for the alternatives.

Does anyone know what happened to Interac and why they ended up scaling down?

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/39019438

And what have you heard from the people around you?

Enough with american imperalism!