British Columbia Premier David Eby unveiled new welcome signs at U.S. Border crossings, emphasizing Canada’s distinct identity. The signs, displayed at key entry points, aim to reinforce national pride amid growing trade disputes. The move comes as U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to remove Canadian products from federal contracts in response to retaliatory tariffs. Canada imposed duties on $28 billion in American goods, marking a firm stand against what Ottawa calls unfair trade demands. The tension highlights a deepening rift between the two nations, with both sides using economic measures to assert their positions. The new signs are part of a broader effort to communicate Canada’s sovereignty and independence, even as trade negotiations remain stalled.