Canadians are keeping up their efforts to boycott travel to the United States, with air travel from the country dropping last month by nearly 24 percent, and car travel by more than 30 percent compared with the same time last year, according to data released Wednesday by Canada’s statistics office.
The decline, which has lasted 10 consecutive months, is part of a broader shift in Canadians’ attitudes toward the United States, amid tensions over President Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods and the rhetoric that many Canadians feel is condescending.
