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Some Canadians are increasingly interested in taking their vacations domestically.
A weak Canadian dollar and, in some cases, a boycott of the U.S. amid looming tariffs, are looking more attractive to many Canadians who are looking to travel within the country.
Airline expert Jim Scott says government policy has a lot to do with why airfares are more expensive.
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