Canadian border closure slows northern Maine’s tourism recovery

by Alexander MacDougall
4 years ago
The CAT Ferry which takes tourists between Maine and Nova Scotia, pictured here in Portland in 2016. The ferry has not been in operation this summer, due to the closure of the US-Canada border and the ban on non-essential travel. (BDN staff photo/Troy R. Bennett)
Retailers who depend on Canadian customers could see revenues fail to go back to normal, preventing a full recovery of Maine's summer economy.Read more.