"It is like we've been gut-punched by our best friend," said one Canadian traveler of the U.S. president's attacks toward his ...
Dorothy Chabot and her husband, who are from London, Ont., are among a growing number of Canadian snowbirds choosing to end ...
Snowbirds say it’s unclear whether they need to register with the U.S. government if they did not do so upon arrival.
Canadian snowbirds who stay for an extended period of time in the U.S. will soon need to register with the government in order to avoid potential penalties.
Canadian snowbirds express concerns over new U.S. visitor requirements. Watch as Fort Myers Beach Community Correspondent Anvar Ruziev speaks with Canadian visitors about the new rules.
About a million Canadians who travel to Arizona annually will soon face a significant change. Those planning to stay in Arizona or any other US city for over 30 days will be required to register with ...
New Brunswick snowbird couple contemplates skipping Florida winter retreat as political climate between Canada and the U.S. intensifies.
Canadians in the U.S. for 30 days or longer will soon have to register their information with the U.S. government, according ...
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