As some Canadians eschew the United States in favour of other international travel destinations or staying home, the lieutenant-governor of Louisiana — home to New Orleans and Mardi Gras — is calling on U.S. President Donald Trump to apologize for his slew of 51st state remarks made earlier this year.

Canadian visitors are important to Louisiana's tourism market.{ai:summary}Some Canadians are skipping the U.S. for other international destinations or staying home.Louisiana's lieutenant governor asks President Trump to apologize for his slew of 51st state remarks from earlier this year. #foreignaffairs

Donald Trump should apologize to Canada for 51st state comments, Louisiana Lt.-Gov. says

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