Still, the Raptors pull in plenty of revenue in Canadian dollars. Given the volatility of the dollar and the unpredictability of Trump’s impact on Canada’s relationship with the United States (and the financial repercussions that could have), the Raptors and all Canadian teams will want to lock in as much controlled revenue as possible — season tickets, suite sales and more, Tilliss said. Season ticket renewals went out about a month ago at an average annual increase of two percent, per an MLSE spokesperson. Season-ticket holders have until the end of the month to opt out. Last year, near the end of a 25-win season, the Raptors had a four-percent raise. This year’s Raptors aren’t going to finish much better.