US EditionTrump says Canadians will travel to the US again after a trade deal is worked out
President Trump expects cross-border travel to resume after resolving trade tensions caused by tariffs that led to a 23% drop in Canadian visits, officials said.
- Trump spoke with Prime Minister Mark Carney about tariffs affecting Canadian travel to the U.S., noting a 23% decrease in visits from Canada in 2025 compared to 2024.
- Trump indicated optimism for future Canadian visits, stating, "The people of Canada, they will love us again."
- Prime Minister Mark Carney discussed the impact of tariffs on Canada’s economy during his visit to the Oval Office.
- Trump expressed openness to renegotiating the trade agreement, saying, "We could renegotiate it, and that would be good, or we can just do different deals.
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Canadians cancelling trips to US in big numbers: Here's what Trump thinks about dip in tourism
US President Donald Trump's suggestion that Canada could avoid tariffs by becoming the 51st state has upset Canadians. This has reportedly led to a 23% drop in Canadian visits to the US in the first seven months of this year compared to the same period in 2024.
Touting Potential Deal, Trump Says Canadians Will ‘Love Us Again’
WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump welcomed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to the White House on Oct. 7 and suggested the Canadian delegation is in a better position to leave Washington with a deal. “We’ll make some deals, and we’ll do some things that are good for both of our countries and markets,” Trump said in opening remarks before reporters. This was Carney’s second visit to the White House. Shortly after winning the federal election o…
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