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Newcomer Digest
Jun 18, 2026
Trivia QuestionâIn what year did Canada officially become a country and gain independence from Great Britain? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
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Travelers can enjoy a 25% discount on camping and overnight stays with no sign-up requiredâjust show up at participating Parks Canada locations.
Families benefit further: children 17 and under ride VIA Rail for free with an adult, and young adults see discounted fares, making travel across Canada more affordable and accessible.
From the Rocky Mountains of Banff to the fjords of Gros Morne and the scenic beauty of Prince Edward Island, this is a unique chance to explore iconic landscapes and heritage.
Plan ahead, pack wisely, and respect the trailsâunforgettable Canadian adventures await this summer. Read More... |
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Hack of The Week |
Use Canada Strong Pass for Free National Parks
Starting tomorrow (June 19), Parks Canada is giving away free entry to all national parks, historic sites, and marine conservation areas until September 7. This applies to you if you're a newcomer, international student, or work permit holder. You also get discounts on VIA Rail travel to reach these parks.
What to do:
Pro tip: Book VIA Rail tickets in advance â summer travel fills up fast, especially to parks in BC and Alberta.
đ Parks Canada: pc.gc.ca/strongpass |
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National Resource Spotlight |
Parks Canada
What it is: Parks Canada manages over 40 national parks, 167 historic sites, and 4 marine conservation areas across the country. They're Canada's gateway to outdoor education, adventure, and cultural heritage.
Who it helps: Newcomers wanting affordable summer activities, families looking for safe outdoor spaces, and anyone wanting to experience Canada's natural landscape.
How to access it:
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Becoming Canadian | ||
Canadianism of the Week |
"Getting Your Hiking Boots"
In Canada, summer is sacred, after a long winter, locals rush outdoors to hike, camp, and explore nature. If a newcomer friend invites you on a hiking trip in July, they're not being casual, they're offering you a genuine piece of Canadian culture. |
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đĄ Answer to Trivia Question: Canada officially became a country and gained independence from Great Britain on July 1, 1867, with the passage of the British North America Act. This day is now celebrated as Canada Day. |
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Share this newsletter with a newcomer friend who needs it! Questions? Canada's 211 helpline connects you to local services â free, 24/7. Call 211 or visit https://www.211.ca/ |