Coronavirus (COVID-19) – What does it mean for RV and Campers in Canada’s National Parks? As of March 19, 2020 Specifically, front country and backcountry areas, including accessible day use areas, trails and basic washroom facilities, will continue to be available for public use. However, there are significant closures that will impact those who are […]
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Jobs for Canadian RVers It’s that time of the year to be thinking of RV jobs for the summer. I did a search and some of the jobs I found are listed below. I’ve separated them into types of jobs rather than locations. These are just some of the RV Jobs listed. I am
Due to the Coronavirus pandemic we are all facing right now all of the RV Shows are being cancelled – it’s for our own safety. If this changes I’ll keep updating what shows are happening and where. Stay safe everyone. RV Shows are always fun and entertaining to attend. They can be a perfect
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Residents of Canada need to know what medical coverage they have if they travel outside of their Province or Territory. I’ve covered most of Canada’s provinces but not the Yukon, Invuit or the NWT until now. Each province or territory have different rules and it’s important for you to know the rules for wherever
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Know the facts and not the rumors about importing a vehicle into Canada. Traveling down south this winter? You may find a vehicle or RV you want to purchase and bring back with you. It’s not difficult and many people do it but its important to be aware of the legalities. Things to know before importing
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Saskatchewan snowbirds and travelers – your government is being realistic! I just received word on Saskatchewan residency laws and rules for travellers (I’m not sure when these were changed but they are much more realistic and straight forward. Below is what I copied from their website. Who is considered a Saskatchewan resident? For the purposes
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Downsizing to an RV and make a few dollars too This definitely won’t fit! Downsizing into an RV. Let’s face it when we are selling off all our personal possessions to downsize into an RV we aren’t actually making a profit because we purchased everything probably at full value. However, now that you are considering
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Obtaining cell phone service for Canadian Snowbirds can be frustrating – read what other Canadians have to say.
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The need for a physical address for full time RVers in Canada’s drivers licence. I recently received an email from a woman in Canada who informed me that I was giving out incorrect information about having a physical address and had better reconsider what I was sharing. She also said some of my suggestions were
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Winter Camping in BC When I say winter camping I don’t mean pitching a tent in a snow bank. What I am talking about is living in your RV in colder climates or finding a climate that is moderate rather than freezing cold. Just because you’re full time RVers doesn’t mean you are retired and
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How long can full-time RVers leave their province? When will your medical coverage expire? One of the challenges Canadians face if they are full time RV living is ensuring they keep their medical coverage active and its important that they know what the rules are for the province that is classified as their ‘home base’.
Canadian Full-timers provincial emergency Medical Insurance – updated 2020 Read More »
