Amid escalating tensions between Canada and the United States over tariffs and trade, the demand for flights between the two countries has plunged. President Trump's tariffs have not only impacted trade relations, but have also had a direct impact on the travel industry.

Following a call between Trump and Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, the trade war between the two countries shows no signs of easing. Canadian lawmaker Charlie Angus has even gone as far as to accuse Trump of leading America down a path of totalitarianism.

The once strong and friendly relationship between Canada and the U.S. now hangs in the balance as both countries continue to clash over trade policies. The uncertainty and unpredictability of Trump's decisions have left Canadian businesses and citizens on edge.

As the trade war rages on, it is clear that the consequences extend far beyond just economic implications. The strained relationship between the two countries has not only affected trade, but has also impacted the daily lives of those who rely on cross-border travel for business and leisure.

The future of Canadian-American relations remains uncertain as both countries navigate through this tumultuous period of trade tensions and uncertainty.