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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Obtaining cell phone service for Canadian Snowbirds can be frustrating – read what other Canadians have to say.
Cell Phone Service for Canadian Snowbirds Read More »
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 »
Full-timing in Canada’s RV Parks has it’s challenges James D.A. Terry recently wrote me an email about his frustration with some of the RV Parks in Canada and he feels that they could do a better job of accommodating full-time Canadian RVers. I recognize some of his concerns. Each area of Canada has it’s own
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New information for Canadian Snowbirds Crossing the US Border! In 2014, Canada and the U.S. adopted the final phase of the Entry/Exit Initiative, which gives border officials in both countries the authority to share passport information. As of June 30, each day a Canadian spends in the U.S. is automatically recorded by the American Department
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Travel safety tips to keep your home safe while you are traveling. Snowbirds – is your home safe?
Is your Home Safe while you’re away? Read More »
Canadian RVers choose to stay in Canada and visit Vancouver Island this winter.
Snowbirding on Vancouver Island Read More »
Learn about medical insurance requirements for Canadians when they are travelling.
Medical Insurance for Snowbirds Read More »
What can Snowbirds bring back into Canada without having to pay excess taxes? What products can they safely bring into Canada?
Snowbirds! Returning to Canada and crossing the border does not need to be stressful. Read More »
