Some Canadians hitting pause on U.S. trips due to tariff threats and weak loonie

Roughly 140,000 people a day are expected to pass through Toronto's Pearson airport during the busiest days of March Break, but someÂ Canadians who were planning to travel to the U.S. have changed their plans.

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Some Canadians hitting pause on U.S. trips due to tariff threats and weak loonie

Some Canadians hitting pause on U.S. trips due to tariff threats and weak loonie

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