Parks Canada’s summer boat ban on Clear Lake in Manitoba, driven by legal concerns rather than scientific evidence, has sparked criticism from local communities, tourism operators, and Indigenous groups. Calls for collaborative decision-making and transparency are growing.

Discover free access to Canada’s national parks, historic sites, and marine areas. Explore Fort George and more through the Canada Strong Pass.

Sault Ste. Marie Canal National Historic Site and Fort St. Joseph National Historic Site are now part of the Canada Strong Pass initiative, offering free public access and discounted camping through summer 2025.

Parks Canada is thrilled to introduce a global architectural design competition aimed at transforming the 200-block of Banff Avenue in Banff National Park.

Canada is launching an ambitious summer tourism initiative through the Canada Strong Pass, offering free admission to all national parks, historic sites, and marine conservation areas, alongside discounted travel options such as Via Rail fare reductions and camping fee cuts.

Canada is launching a summer tourism boost—free admissions, travel discounts, and extended passes—allowing locals and visitors to explore parks, museums, and rail with ease.

Canada’s North is on the brink of a transformation—and it begins with a sixteen million five hundred thousand USD investment that’s stirring excitement and curiosity across the Northwest Territories.

Indigenous Guardians serve as the “eyes and ears on the ground,” protecting traditional territories while offering a powerful example of reconciliation in action.

Today, the Honourable Steven Guilbeault, Minister of Canadian Culture and Identity, and Parks Canada, alongside the Honourable Jean-Yves Duclos, Member of Parliament for Québec,

Residents and businesses in Jasper and Jasper National Park are steadfast in their commitment to rebuilding and welcoming visitors back to Canada’s iconic Rocky Mountains.