'Hey Canada we miss you': Las Vegas casino CEO's pitch to bring Canadians back | Power & Politics
January 24, 2026
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as posted by the channelLas Vegas casino operator Derek Stevens is attempting to attract Canadian tourists back to the United States by taking Canadian dollars at the same value as U.S. dollars. The move comes as Canadian tourism has remained low under the Trump administration.
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