Canada’s World Cup dilemma: visit L.A. to cheer team or boycott U.S.

Canadians face a tough choice as they weigh whether to travel to Los Angeles to support their national team in the World Cup or to boycott the U.S. in response to a 30% drop in travel since Trump's return to office. This dilemma highlights the growing tension between sports enthusiasm and political sentiments, especially given the broader context of strained U.S.-Canada relations during Trump's tenure. While many fans are eager to cheer on their team, the potential boycott reflects a significant shift in how political views influence personal decisions and travel patterns. This situation underscores the complex interplay between sports, politics, and international relations.