National Park Pressure; Sin City Slamp Watching Less Canadian: CBC’s Marketplace Cheat Sheet

National Park Pressure; Sin City Slamp Watching Less Canadian: CBC’s Marketplace Cheat Sheet

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Canada’s national parks are free to all in this summer. Should they be?

Lorne and Riza McCarr stood in their backyard.
Lorne and Riza McDikar at her home in Halifax. The couple say that when they tried to book a camp at a nearby National Park in July in July, they were surprised to search to book all sites. (Dave Laflin/CBC)

Halifax’s lorne and Riza McCarr were excited to take many advantage of the federal government Canada Strong Pass,

This includes automatic free admission in Canadian national parks and 25 percent discount on campsites from 20 June to September 2.

Pass has been billed in a way for Canadian people To explore your country more easilyBut Lorn McDikar says that it has actually made more difficult for the couple in Canada – and he questions why the program is open to all, including international tourists.

In June, he says, the couple tried to reserve a camp site for several days at Funny National Park in New Breanswick in July, but it was fully booked that month. So there were Gros Morne National Parks of Newfoundland and Labrador.

McCarr said, “I had estimated a strong pass of Canada, there would be a high demand for these camps, but I did not guess that it would be a demand that would be sold everything,” McDikar said.

Parks Canada told CBC News that it would not have the presence data by the end of the season, although it hopes that it will continue in high volume this year. But one thing is already clear: Canada Strong Pass has helped attract an influx of visitors to the country’s most popular parks, which increases concerns about excess.

Read more From Sophia Harris of CBC.

Las Vegas is hurting as a tourism drops. Are Canadians behind Sin City?

An Elvis Pratik with a guitar stands near a sign that reads: welcome to the magnificent Las Vegas Nevada, which is filled with two palm trees. Many tourists are standing in front of the cellphone stigles of the sign.
Elvis Emporsner Mark Rumpler Las Vegas stands near the magnificent Las Vegas Sign Welcome on 7 August at Neva. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

-After doing gangbuster business in the Kovid era, Las Vegas is in the middle of a recession, the number of tourists is rapidly below as Canadians especially survive sin city amidst bilateral blood blood on business.

According to the total number of visitors is more than 11 percent year-old year, according to data From the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, one of the most dramatic decline in recent memory outside the epidemic.

Airline data shows that there has been another decline among Canadian people to go into desert gambling maize.

In June last year, the number of passengers of Air Canada declined by 33 percent, compared to this month, Show airport figuresWestjet, the largest Canadian air carrier at Harry Reid International Airport in the region, saw a similar decline of 31 percent. The decline for low -cost carriers flair was even more dramatic, which saw its passenger number 62 percent stunning.

Some American travelers are also escaping from the world’s self-ensured entertainment capital-in part, in part, on high fees and low allowances for gamblers. But resort operators say the Canadian boycott has been a notable hit for the bottom line.

Read more From John Paul Taskar of CBC.

$ 7,080 to insure a Honda Civic? Welcome to Alberta Auto Insurance in 2025

2025 Honda Civic Hybrid won the car of the year at the North American International Auto Show.
A Honda Civic is seen in this file photo. The 21 -year -old Admonton resident says he now costs more than $ 7,000 per year to insure a similar vehicle. (Car Guru/Chautham Honda)

Wali Hasan is 21 years old and is driving as long as he is legally capable in Alberta – he got his learner permission at 14 and when he turned 16, full license.

Now, as an adult with a new financed vehicle, he requires his finance conditions to get complete insurance, including a collision and comprehensive coverage.

He said that he shopped with four providers and finally went with the cheapest option that he could find: $ 590 per month in the premium, a total of $ 7,080 for the year.

Hasan, a resident of Edmonton, said, “You will hope that I am running a Lamborghini, but it is a Honda Civic.”

The 2018 Honda Civic is the first vehicle he is insuring, so he was expected to pay more than the long -insured drivers.

But Hasan estimated his driving history, which was counted for more in favor of a traffic ticket or license suspension.

But he said that the quotes he received were “absurd” – the higher as much as a $ 880 – so he eventually went with the cheapest policy that he could find, which comes with a cut of $ 2,500.

“So I am just hoping that I do not come in any accident because, if I do, my life is too much,” he said.

According to the provincial auto insurance rate regulator, such experiences in Alberta are becoming more common, which will spoil things before it improves.

Read more From Robson Fletcher of CBC.


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