As hundreds of thousands of Canadians turn away from vacations and day-trips to the U.S., those who work for companies with cross-border operations are finding themselves in a tough spot.
“If I had not already started this project in 2024, I would not be taking it on now to travel to the U.S.,” Tyler, an engineer originally from Vancouver who now lives and works in the U.K., told the Star.
Tyler asked that the Star only use his first name out of concerns speaking publicly could cause him issues entering the U.S. for future work trips.
