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Canadian Campers Going ‘Elbows up’ This Summer Amid U.S. Trade War
- Sally Turner and her husband plan to camp in Canadian national parks this summer due to the U.S. trade war and President Donald Trump's comments.
- Matt Wilfrid, an executive director, noted that fewer children are enrolling in summer camps because of the economic uncertainty from Trump's tariffs.
- Alberta Parks reported a 25 percent increase in camping bookings for March and April compared to last year.
- Parks Canada stated that the demand for camping reservations remains strong this summer.
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Verve timesMany Canadian campers choosing to camp north of the border this year amid U.S. trade war
The May long weekend marks the start of the summer camping season and many Canadians say they're cancelling trips to the U.S. and will camp north of the border this year instead.
·Toronto, Canada
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