Canadian Coffee Shops Rename Americanos to 'Canadianos' in Protest of Trump Tariffs

The name change reflects growing discontent in Canada over U.S. tariffs and perceived disrespect from President Trump.

Canadian coffee shops have renamed the Americano to 'Canadiano' as a symbolic protest against U.S. President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on Canadian goods.
The trend began with British Columbia-based Kicking Horse Coffee, which has used the name 'Canadiano' for 16 years and encouraged others to adopt it via social media.
Cafe owners, while hesitant to appear overtly political, say the name change is a way to assert Canadian pride and push back against perceived bullying from the U.S.
The tariffs, set to take effect next month, have drawn criticism for their potential to harm economic growth and worsen inflation in both countries.
Other protests in Canada include promoting locally made products, booing the U.S. national anthem at hockey games, and introducing patriotic food items like 'Canadian bagels.'