Canadians are still boycotting Las Vegas. The Sin City slump is now a major election issue
Canadian travel to Las Vegas continues to crater as President Donald Trump's near-daily insults to the country drag on, and the resulting economic slump in Sin City has become a major midterm election issue.
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