Parks Canada is Waiving All Entrance Fees in 2017 to Celebrate Canada’s 150th Birthday

Parks Canada is Waiving All Entrance Fees in 2017 to Celebrate Canada’s 150th Birthday

In 2017, our home and native land will be turning the big 150.In celebration of this significant milestone, Parks Canada is waiving all park entrance fees for the year. What could be more Canadian than that?The initiative was brought forward by the Liberal government (thanks, Mr. Trudeau) and will make all park access free for all users in 2017. Youth and new Canadians will be granted free entrance in 2018, the CBC reports.

This will give Canadians the chance to experience the country’s most beautiful national parks, something that many Canadians might not have had the opportunity to experience.

Currently, a single day youth pass costs around $5 and an annual family pass can go for $135 and up, so the waive of these fees will attract more families who might not be able to afford the visit.

Read more: http://notable.ca/parks-canada-is-waiving-all-entrance-fees-in-2017-to-celebrate-canadas-150th/

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