New data from Statistics Canada reveals that Canadian return trips from the U.S. experienced a significant year-over-year increase for the second consecutive year. In May, the trend reflected a robust recovery in cross-border travel, as more Canadians returned home after visiting the United States compared to previous years. This upward trajectory is seen as a positive indicator of post-pandemic travel resurgence and economic interaction between the two nations. Analysts suggest that this rise may be attributed to eased travel restrictions and increased consumer confidence. The data highlights a growing appetite for international travel, signaling a return to pre-pandemic norms. As travel dynamics continue to evolve, this increase marks an important milestone in the recovery of the travel industry.
CTV NewsNew data shows renting is now cheaper than buying in Winchester
June 16, 2026
Renting is now officially more cost-effective than buying property in Winchester, according to newly released data. The Hampshire Chronicle reports that the disparity between rental