Newsom Calls Canadians Back To California Tourism
Governor Gavin Newsom releases a $5.2 million ad push urging Canada's two million annual visitors to overlook U.S. political tensions and return to California's coast. The campaign targets Canada amid tariffs, a weak dollar, and travel warnings, highlighting wine, sun and surf. Tourism officials note a sales drop and emphasize a welcoming message to Canadian travelers.
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Canadian professors urged to avoid non essential U S travel
The Canadian Association of University Teachers warns members about non essential travel to the United States amid a tense political climate under the Trump administration. It advises caution for academics from tense diplomatic nations or those with research seen as opposing U S policy and urges careful handling of personal data on devices at the border. The warning marks the first time the association has advised against non essential U S travel in 11 years and will remain until political screening eases and privacy is better protected.
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