Camping and overnight accommodations - Jasper National Park - Parks Canada

Free lockage will be available from June 19 to September 7, 2026 on the Trent-Severn Waterway, including access through the Murray Canal. All vessels must be registered, either through a previously purchased lockage permit or through a free lockage permit, which will be provided at the first lockstation you visit. Business operators, licensed operators or third-party services on the waterways such as: marinas, private campgrounds, houseboat services, will not be offering discounts.

NEW YORK (WABC) -- A new Department of Transportation rule went into effect October 19, changing what airlines are deemed as disruptions within their control. This could mean fewer accommodations for passengers when flights are canceled or delayed. Most passengers know airlines don't owe you anything if something is out of an airline's control, like extreme weather or war affecting your flight. You used to be able to ask or sometimes fight for certain accommodations if the problem was something the airlines could have controlled, like mechanical problems with the plane. But that has now changed. Katy Nastro, travel expert with the app Flighty, says travelers should have the new rule of their radar before the holiday season. "Travelers may not be aware. But when we get into Thanksgiving, sort of the end of November into the end of December, a lot more people are going to be traveling, and there is a higher likelihood for more people to get disrupted because of the high volume," says Nastro. So get ready!

Nomination decrees will be sent to her office across the street from the Quebec legislature. QUEBEC — For the first time in history, Quebec’s lieutenant-governor will not be present for the swearing in of a new government cabinet.

'He always put his patients first,' says longtime colleague of Dr. Karim Dharssi, who died suddenly Friday; thousands of local patients now face uncertainty The sudden death of a longtime Orillia family physician has left thousands of local patients facing an uncertain future and colleagues mourning the loss of a compassionate doctor who dedicated his career to helping others.

The Canada-U. S. trade war is poised to grind on for the foreseeable future, as sources tell CBC News hope of a deal before the American midterm elections has completely faded. According to three sources with knowledge of the situation, Canadian government officials have been informing industry groups over the past few weeks that there is no expectation a deal can be reached before the Nov. 3 vote. There is no substantial engagement at this time, according to the sources, even though officials from both countries remain in contact. The sources have also been told that the White House is fully immersed in the election campaign. U. S. President Donald Trump is spending much of his time on the road holding rallies, as polls suggest his Republican Party is facing an uphill battle to maintain control of the House and possibly even the Senate. Michigan Republican Senate candidate breaks with Trump on trade warTrump's tariffs are unpopular in Maine. A Republican senator may pay the priceCBC News agreed not to name the sources as they were not authorized to speak publicly about this active and sensitive issue.