The 25% tariffs Trump proposed and a likely trade war were averted, at least temporarily, after Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau struck a last-minute deal to postpone the tariffs until March. It was welcome news for the anxious global economy but, for many, trust in the U.S. had already been lost. Have you lost trust in the U.S.?

Emboldened Canadians have been swapping shopping tips on Reddit, cheering those who said they'd cancelled Netflix subscriptions or vacations to Disney World in Florida. A number said they were, if nothing else, glad to see the country seemingly united for a common cause across party lines. Have you done any of the following?

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau this past weekend urged Canadians to pick local over U.S. options as the country braced for incoming U.S. tariffs, which were set to take effect on Feb. 4. On the afternoon of Feb. 3, Trudeau and Trump announced a 30-day pause. In the time in between, Canadians flocked to social media for help on sourcing Canadian-made goods, and others, like business owners, got rid of American-made products, such as U.S.-imported alcohol. Several said they have no plans of returning to buying American unless absolutely necessary. Do any of these apply to you?