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Angry Canadians Get Their 'Elbows Up' in Face of Trump Threats By Anna Mehler Paperny TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadians are upset. At first it was the threat, and then the reality, of tariffs.

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“Elbows up” has become a rallying cry among Canadians in response to President Donald Trump’s recent threats against the essential ally. As credits rolled on SNL last month, comedian Mike Myers, while ...

Canadians are using the phrase "Elbows up" to encourage each other to stand up to the United States. The phrase originates from hockey legend Gordie Howe, known for his toughness and use of elbows ...