Some realtors in the U.S. say Canadian snowbirds are getting rid of their American homes because of President Donald Trump's ...

Canadians are selling their second homes in snowbird hotspots such as Florida and Arizona due to anger and uncertainty over ...

Canadians who make Arizona their winter home feel "betrayed" and "bullied" by the president's tougher posture toward Canada.

The new rules, which took effect Friday, require Canadians who plan on staying in the U.S. for more than 30 days to register ...

Ottawa’s warning for Canadians to expect extra scrutiny when travelling to the United States extends to snowbirds who spend ...

Some Canadians entering the U.S. will need to abide by new reporting requirements required starting April 11 — a move that ...

The U.S. rule to require foreign nationals, including Canadian snowbirds, staying in the country for 30 days or more to register takes effect on April 11.

Many Canadians travelling to the United States will now have to newly register with the U.S. government as of Friday or face ...

Canadians staying in the U.S. for 30 or more days must now register with authorities starting April 11. Here’s what we know.

Briddon and his wife have called Palm Springs their winter home since 2008. They’re among the Canadians that winter in Palm ...

Canadians looking to stay in the U.S longer than 30 days will need to register with the government. How will this affect the ...

Palm Springs is bracing for an economic hit. Canadian snowbirds are canceling vacations and selling property because of Trump ...