Canada-U.S. Trade Tensions Strain Tourism and Budgets

New tariffs and retaliatory measures disrupt cross-border travel and economic stability, with Canadian provinces and industries feeling the impact.

Canadian tourism to the U.S. has declined, with 16% of Canadians canceling trips, citing frustration over U.S. tariffs and strained relations.
The trade conflict has led to retaliatory measures, such as Ontario removing American alcohol from government-run liquor stores, further souring relations.
New Brunswick reports a projected 30% revenue drop, making it difficult for the province to balance its budget due to the economic fallout from U.S. tariffs.
Airlines and travel industries face uncertainties, with reduced flights and potential fare increases, as cross-border business travel slows down.
Surveys reveal a growing perception of the U.S. as an adversary among Canadians, with long-term impacts on bilateral relations and travel sentiment.