Going for sovereign-minded providers helps a bit, at least in terms of resiliency against US pressures, and for (HOPEFUL) future proofing once the govt gets its shit together.

Like I'm pissed off that BC is losing its last semi-sovereign open bond credit union. If you can find a financial institution that takes data sovereignty seriously, they'll be in a 'better' position to protect your data if/when the govt shifts its policies, and they'll be in a better position in general in terms of withstanding any US pressure on existing services (even if they wont be perfect). But you really gotta treat it as a "this is the best we can do, for now" type thing, and try to keep up the pressure to remove those ties.

I'd say the same goes for other industries as well, but I'd focus most on trying to get sovereign minded setups for any critical industry that you find yourself using regularly. I'd also try to make sure to explicitly add more sovereign-oriented news sources to feeds where possible -- cbc, local news rags, etc. To effect change, for any coop/AGM type thing that you can attend/ask questions, prod about the data sovereignty issue. Like if Credit Union AGMs all had members asking these questions, regulators would take notice, and it'd get a LOT more traction.

For luxuries, I'd still personally try to avoid the USA -- but luxuries are luxuries. Whatever makes you happy, gotta have some joy in this dumpster fire we're all wading through.