The Financial Post reports in its Tuesday, Feb. 18, edition that a recent poll indicates that many Canadians are ready to use their purchasing power to protest against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats and his attacks on Canadian sovereignty. A Canadian Press dispatch to the Post reports that most, however, are not willing to compromise their enjoyment of Netflix and Disney+. A Leger survey that polled 1,590 Canadians between Feb. 7 and Feb. 10 suggests an overwhelming majority of Canadians -- 81 per cent -- have significantly increased how many Canadian-made products they buy, or will do so soon. However, only 28 per cent of Canadians told the pollster they have or will be cancelling their subscriptions to U.S. streaming services, compared with 34 per cent who say they will not be cancelling them. About one in three people polled also said they are unwilling to stop making on-line purchases from U.S. based companies. Only 14 per cent of Albertans said they would cut off U.S. streaming services -- the lowest percentage recorded for any province. Quebec saw the largest percentage of respondents willing to cancel their U.S. streaming subscriptions at 36 per cent.