Canadian return trips from U.S. dip again in April

Canadian return trips from U.S. dip again in April

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For the third month in a row, the number of Canadians coming back to Canada from the U.S. has dropped. Cecilia Hua speaks to a U.S.-TikToker who has been documenting the realities at the Peace Arch border crossing.

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