Air Canada reported a drop in second-quarter profit on Monday, weighed down by weak passenger traffic to its key U.S. market amid strained trade relations between the two countries. People across Canada are increasingly boycotting U.S.-made goods and canceling trips to the United States following President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canada and his controversial remarks suggesting the country should be annexed. Anne Gaviola has more on how Air Canada is weather macroeconomic and geopolitical turbulence, along with the possibility of a strike by its flight attendants.
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Air Canada’s Q2 profit falls on weak U.S. travel demand
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