Provincial parks payments
A few years ago, we visited several Provincial Parks in B.C. At the time, we had to pay the park in Canadian dollars for overnight campground fees. Is this still the norm? If it is, what is the easie...
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Common sense, not to mention a basic idea of decency or courtesy is to use the currency of the country where you are.
Banks are the essential basic place to do money business, though some border crossing sites have such services, as do some stores. But heck, that's why banks are there. Certainly in Canada, they are the least costly. Why, well any one bank operates over a large territory. In the US banks used to be a 'this town ownly' set up. Betcha it still costs less to change your money when in Canada.
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Banks are the essential basic place to do money business, though some border crossing sites have such services, as do some stores. But heck, that's why banks are there. Certainly in Canada, they are the least costly. Why, well any one bank operates over a large territory. In the US banks used to be a 'this town ownly' set up. Betcha it still costs less to change your money when in Canada.
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