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3 [! b7 O g# w5 {Free national parks will be part of Canada’s 150th birthday" M" Q8 o/ j/ w: ?1 ` y- N
http://www.inews880.com/2016/03/ ... das-150th-birthday/7 ?8 V& E5 [/ ?( h; b
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Edmonton,Alberta / iNews880
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Posted: March 25, 2016 11:06 am
, g2 a k6 Q3 T8 W1 @6 w! ^$ u( ^The Liberals’ first federal budget was released earlier this week, and in it $570-million dollars was allocated for Canada’s tourism sector.
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1 `2 {, n, V& Z, ~6 L" [ G0 }Royce Chwin, the CEO of Travel Alberta, tells the Alberta Morning News how some of that money will be spent right here in Alberta.2 G: M4 R% b/ R& I9 ~
, Z" h; ^1 n0 H+ t# F“$83.3-million, in terms of free admission for national parks, so that of course will apply here in Banff and Jasper as an example. It also looks like there’s an investment of about $66-million for new biking and walking trail within Jasper National Park.”! u7 |% {: x) n8 L
4 c+ u8 L3 P6 \' Y7 A3 [# k# DChwin adds that with the low Canadian dollar he expects we’ll see more Albertan’s traveling within our borders, rather than heading to the States.; O) J, Q/ N2 P4 |
9 A" {( C9 {1 W/ f/ ] c4 `% f“In terms of taking advantage of what’s here, we have made adjustments and improvements to the Canada website, from Travel Alberta. That’s going to show a number of itineraries and road trips throughout the province. Those are great suggestions for Albertans or other Canadians who decide to take a staycation, and want to see something new and different.”" ^' X+ S! _+ m6 L0 V9 X H; p
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In 2017 all national parks in Canada will be free, to celebrate our nation’s 150th birthday.
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7 j( _. L ?0 oChwin says the budget included 20 million dollars in investment for historic sites.. J; q4 R1 `: c3 V
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VIA Rail will also get 34 million dollars for maintenance and upgrades. |
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