This from this week's Banff newspaper:As winter comes to a close, so does nighttime use of the Bow Valley Parkway.A seasonal travel restriction for the 17-kilometre stretch between the east end of the parkway and the Johnston Canyon Campground comes ...
The following is from the Canmore newspaper this AM:"...Parks Canada is implementing a mandatory seasonal travel restriction on a 17-km section on the eastern end of the 48-km parkway – almost 20 years after it was first recommended as part the two-y...
Copied the following from the Arboretum weekly news letter. The Arboretum has an immediate opening for a 'park host' resident volunteer couple to occupy the last of our six on-site RV spots through late April or the first week of May. Duties? Ad...
Just heard this afternoon, from our local rep.to Canadian Snowbird Assoc. that the change in rules that now allows Canadian visitors to stay up to 7 months ( instead of 6) has been passed by Congress. Any one else that can verify this for us?John
WE travel with a portable concentrator - no bottles needed - at least for the levels I have. Recharges from the 12 volt accessory on the dashboard - or on 110 when parked.Also approved by FAA for air travel when necessary, with a DR's note/certifica...
Yes - 95 to Cranbrook, 3 to Ft. Mcleod and 2 to Calgary is your best bet. Lived in Calgary and went to school in Moscow and went back and forth MANY times!!However - as others have pointed out - overloaded and items for sale in Canada will surley cau...
AZ stayed popular. Our park - largest in the State with 2005 spaces - about 60% Rv spaces, was full in most of Jan. all of Feb. and most of March. Was told that rentals were impossible in Feb & March! It sure felt crowded!
