Canadians ditching U.S. travel for Mexican vacation may get more bang for their buck as dollar rallies amid trade war

The loonie takes flight as the U.S. dollar loses favour

The Canadian dollar surged above 72 US cents on Friday, defying analyst expectations for the loonie to weaken in a trade war

Canadians not being mistreated across border, says store manager

Rumours circulating about Canadians being mistreated when travelling south of the Canada-U.S. border are just that, rumours. Jamie Spry, the manager of Ryden's Border Store in Grand Portage, Minn., is trying to set the record straight and said, "There has…

Canadians spending the winter in the US now have to register

Canadians staying in the U.S. for 30 or more days must now register with authorities starting April 11. Here’s what we know.

With recession fears looming, what comes next for the loonie? - National

As stock markets and commodities like oil ride a trade war roller coaster, the Canadian dollar has been showing resilience inching back above 70 cents USD. Where will it go next?

Whether it's for a vacation or a day trip, Canadians are already less likely to go to the United States, showing Statistics Canada's new border entry data. Last month, car returns dropped by almost one-third and those by plane by almost 15% compared to March 2024.

Canadian dollar on a tear, rising above 71 cents U.S.

The Canadian dollar on Wednesday rose above 71 cents U.S., while its American counterpart is being severely weakened by uncertainty. Read on