OTTAWA - Canada's tourism industry might be in for a boost as Canadians boycott the United States and spend their travel dollars closer to home this year.

Canada's tourism industry might be in for a boost as Canadians boycott the United States and spend their travel dollars closer to home this year.

Canadians' US-travel boycott hasn't shown signs of slowing down ... Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods and comments on making Canada the 51st US state. Over 1.2 million Canadian residents returned ...

It's been well documented by now that Canadians have been travelling to the United States less since U.S. President Donald ...

The Canadian travel boycott of the U.S. began in early February after President Donald Trump revealed that he was set to impose tariffs on the country. He also threatened to annex Canada by calling it ...

Canadians' US-travel boycott hasn't shown signs of slowing down ... citing President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods and comments on making Canada the 51st US state. Over 1.2 million Canadian ...

A truck hauling vehicles crosses the Blue Water Bridge border into the United States from Sarnia, Ontario, Canada in ... $21 billion in travel exports. The Canadian travel boycott of the U.S ...

President Donald Trump's tariffs are uniting Canadians and our neighbours to the south are already feeling the impact of ...

A group of US senators said they felt hope after meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney towards repairing bilateral ...