Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link ., Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , Link , [In a dramatized scenario, Canada suddenly slashes tourism to the United States — and the financial fallout is described as spreading faster than expected. Simulations suggest the U.S. may be losing billions in revenue in a short period as Canadian visitors — often among the biggest spenders in border regions — disappear en masse. Border towns once fueled by Canadian arrivals are portrayed as sliding into crisis: Hotels sitting empty Restaurants closing early Retailers cutting hours Thousands of workers facing job loss One local official, during an emergency meeting, is quoted saying: “When Canadians stop coming, our towns stop breathing.” When the report reached Washington, T.R.U.M.P was described as stunned, then enraged, slamming the table and snapping at an adviser: “Why are Canadians staying away? They’re killing our border economy!” Canada’s response is framed as cold and firm: “Canadians travel where they feel welcome, stable, and respected.” If the trend continues, border states could face prolonged damage, forcing Washington to rethink its entire Canada approach. And the line that’s haunting everyone: VIA~CoverLine Daily “This isn’t retaliation — it’s abandonment.”]