On Saturday, Torontonians gathered in Nathan Phillips Square to participate in the 'Elbows Up, Canada!' campaign, protesting against U.S. President Trump's tariffs and annexation threats. The rally served as a peaceful expression of unity and resilience among Canadians, featuring celebrity speakers like Mike Myers and Jim Cuddy. The term 'elbows up,' popularized by Myers during a Saturday Night Live episode, became a symbol of solidarity in the ongoing trade conflict. This gathering, the second of its kind, follows a similar rally at Parliament Hill, highlighting a national outcry against external pressures on Canadian sovereignty.
The grassroots 'Elbows Up, Canada!' campaign, launched against U.S. President Trump's tariffs and threats, showcased Canadian unity at Nathan Phillips Square.
Canadian celebrities joined Torontonians at a rally, chanting 'elbows up!' in response to Trump's annexation threats and ongoing trade tensions.
The phrase 'elbows up,' popularized by Mike Myers on SNL, rallied citizens against Trump's tariffs and has symbolized Canadian resilience and strength.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow and various celebrities emphasized unity against U.S. threats, making the 'Elbows Up' campaign a significant movement for Canada's sovereignty.
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