Vancouverites losing interest in U.S. travel: Statistics Canada

Vancouverites losing interest in U.S. travel: Statistics Canada

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The number of Canadians travelling from Vancouver to the U.S. fell for 10 straight months in 2025, according to new numbers released by Statistics Canada. Angelina Ravelli reports.

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