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Phone-Tracking Data Shows Canadian Visits to US Cities May Have Dropped 42%

A University of Toronto analysis says Canadian visits to U.S. metropolitan areas fell by a median of about 42% year over year, a steeper drop than border-crossing data alone shows. The decline matters for U.S. cities that rely on Canadian tourists, shoppers and business travelers.

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Phone-Tracking Data Shows Canadian Visits to US Cities May Have Dropped 42%

A University of Toronto analysis says Canadian visits to U.S. metropolitan areas fell by a median of about 42% year over year, a steeper drop than border-crossing data alone shows. The decline matters for U.S. cities that rely on Canadian tourists, shoppers and business travelers.

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Phone-Tracking Data Shows Canadian Visits to US Cities May Have Dropped 42%

A University of Toronto analysis says Canadian visits to U.S. metropolitan areas fell by a median of about 42% year over year, a steeper drop than border-crossing data alone shows. The decline matters for U.S. cities that rely on Canadian tourists, shoppers and business travelers.

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