Tag: Canada travel
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Canada Considers a Fast-Track Security Pass to Compete with Nexus
Canada Eyes a domestic security fast-pass model With cross-border travel patterns shifting and U.S.-bound flights facing longer lines, Alberta Senator Paula Simons has introduced a motion urging Ottawa to explore a Canadian-specific security fast-pass program. The proposed system would aim to expedite travelers through security checkpoints, offering a streamlined option akin to trusted-traveler programs in…
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Spotted Lake: Canada’s Colorful Soda Lake and Its Surface Circles
Introduction: A Lake Like No Other Spotted Lake, locally known as Khiluk Lake in the Nsyilxcən language, is one of Canada’s most distinctive natural wonders. Nestled near Osoyoos in British Columbia, this soda lake stands out for its pastel circles or rings that appear on the surface every summer. These rings form a vivid mosaic…
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Spotted Lake: Canada’s Colorful Soda Lake and Its Striking Brine Pools
Spotted Lake: A Mineral-Rich Phenomenon in British Columbia Spotted Lake, known locally as Khiluk Lake in the Nsyilxcən language, is one of Canada’s most unusual natural wonders. Nestled in the Okanagan region of British Columbia, this soda lake is renowned for its striking rings and vibrant, mineral-rich pools that appear on its surface each summer.…
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What This Man Learned About People After a Cross-Canada Listening Tour in 2025
Across a Country, Across Stories In 2025, while many people traveled for leisure or to raise funds for causes, one man chose a different path. Paul Jenkinson spent the year crisscrossing Canada, not to conquer miles or collect accolades, but to listen. His cross-Canada listening tour aimed to hear voices that often go unheard and…
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More Canadians Head to Mexico for Winter Getaways
Growing Trend: Canadians Swap Texas for Mexico in Winter When winter tightens its grip on Canada, many plan a period of sun and warmth. But an increasing number are choosing to trade their traditional winter routes in Texas for warmer stays in Mexico. The shift signals a broader change in how Canadians pursue affordable, reliable…
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How a Canadian Travel Boycott Impacts US Tourism and the Economy
Overview: A Disturbing Trend in North American Travel U.S. tourism faces a new and persistent challenge as many Canadians continue to skip travel to the United States. A recent forecast by the U.S. Travel Association projects a 3.2 percent drop in international tourism spending within the United States for 2025, translating to about $5.7 billion…
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What Canadian Travellers Need to Know About Flight Disruptions in Canada
Overview: Why disruptions are happening Canadian travellers faced a wave of minor disruptions as several airlines reported delays and occasional cancellations in various hubs, including Montréal–Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport. While a handful of red‑line indicators on arrivals and departures boards momentarily showed canceled flights, many travellers were able to proceed with limited delays. The…
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Canada issues warning for travelers with X gender passports heading to the U.S.
Background: Canada’s warning on X gender passport holders The Canadian government has added a new note to its United States travel guidance for 2SLGBTQ+ Canadians who hold passports with an X gender marker. The Department of Global Affairs cautions that while Canada issues passports with an X gender identifier, it cannot guarantee entry or transit…